the documentary has become available on the internet, via peer-to-peer networks and video-sharing websites, such as YouTube and Google Video (where it has been watched nearly 600,000 times). Contrary to popular belief, the movie is also legally available in Brazil, though copies are difficult to find, mostly buried in libraries and private collections. On 20 August 2009, the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo reported that the Record television network bought the broadcasting rights of the documentary from producer John Ellis for less than US$20,000. This happened after the Globo and Record attacked each other through their media during an investigation conducted by the Public Prosecutor's Office against Edir Macedo and other high profile members of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God has owned Rede Record since 9 November 1989. On 14 February 2011, the newspaper Jornal do Brasil (quoting the network's spokesperson) reported that Rede Record would broadcast the documentary in 2012. See also Criticism of Rede Globo Partido da Imprensa Golpista Concentration of media ownership Military dictatorship in Brazil Censorship in Brazil Television in Brazil Jornal Nacional 1993 in British television References External links BBC: Brazilian media magnate dies 2008 interview with John Ellis on Folha Online Observatório da Imprensa – Muito Além do Cidadão Kane Sociólogo francês compara Marinho a Berlusconi PUC Minas Library Record Video Download the film (Audio is Portuguese. Few parts have audio in English with Portuguese subtitles) Mirror | Torrent (Audio is Portuguese. Few parts have audio in English with Portuguese subtitles) Beyond Citizen Kane – download and streaming (Audio is Portuguese. Few parts have audio in English with Portuguese subtitles) Beyond Citizen Kane in its entirety on Large Door's YouTube channel (Audio is in its original English) 1993 documentary films 1993 films British documentary films Documentary films about the ruling class Documentary films about mass media owners Documentary films about television Films about Brazilian military dictatorship TV Globo Works about the information economy Documentary films about Latin American military dictatorships Film controversies in Brazil 1990s English-language films 1990s British films