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Surveillance Tweets by @DavidBrin1
Surveillance Cuts Both Ways: How New Technology Helps Keep the Cops in Check
RT @TechLiberation: Surveillance Cuts Both Ways: How New Technology Helps Keep the Cops in Check via @AdamThierer
Dunkin Donuts' Employee Surveillance Cut Thefts Up to 13%
Big Brother at the Donut shop...Dunkin Donuts' Employee Surveillance cuts thefts by 13%
Contrary Brin: Potpourri: Eavesdropping, Surveillance and Looking Back
On Contrary Brin: Eavesdropping, Surveillance and Looking Back
The Machines Are Talking a Lot - Technology Review
M2M Machine-to-Machine communication surging: sensors, surveillance cameras, smart meters talking to each other
Surveillance Video Becomes a Tool for Studying Customers - Technology Review
Surveillance videos a tool for studying customer behavior via @TechReview
Why the Supreme Court GPS Decision Won't Stop Warrantless Digital Surveillance: Scientific American
Why the Supreme Court GPS Decision won't stop warrantless digital surveillance via @sciam
“OWS fights back against police surveillance by launching "Occucopter" Citizen Drone ”
Cordon multi-target photo-radar system leaves no car untagged (video)
Uber-surveillance: Cordon multi-target photo-radar system leaves no car untagged (video) via @engadget
» Military Struggles to Find Helium for Spy Blimp Surge
Military struggles to find enough Helium for Spy Blimps -- used for surveillance in Afghanistan
“Soon, what separates free and unfree nations won't be the presence of surveillance, but whether citizens are fully empowered to look back.”
David Brin on transparency and accountability
RT @jerrybrito: On the podcast this week, a fascinating conversation with @davidbrin1 about transparency, surveillance and sousveillance
» Surveillance, Not Waterboarding, Led to bin Laden
Surveillance, Not Waterboarding, Led to bin Laden Wired.com
“Only sousveillance (the power to see from below) can counter the oppressive effects of surveillance (being observed from above)”
