Surveillance state - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The surveillance state is a pejorative term used to describe a national government's surveillance of large numbers of citizens and visitors. Such widespread surveillance is most ...
Mass surveillance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mass surveillance is the pervasive surveillance of an entire population, or a substantial fraction thereof. Modern governments today commonly perform mass surveillance of their ...
REVERSING THE RISE OF THE SURVEILLANCE STATE
REVERSING THE RISE OF THE SURVEILLANCE STATE 11 Measures to Protect Personal Privacy and Hold Government to Account Dominic Grieve QC MP, Shadow Justice Secretary Eleanor Laing MP ...
Bush’s Secret Surveillance State
Uncompromising libertarian foundation providing moral, philosophic, and economic case for libertarianism. Essays, editorials, books, and seminars. Monthly journal of libertarian ...
Security posts - Surveillance State - CNET News
Read all 'Security' posts on Surveillance State. In CNET's Surveillance State tech blog , Christopher Soghoian delves into the areas of security, privacy and e-crime.
The Conservatives and the surveillance state | openDemocracy
Interesting noises from the Conservatives on privacy and the database state. As you may have heard, Dominic Grieve, the shadow justice secretary, recently gave a major speech ...
Surveillance & Society: the Surveillance State?
A multi-page profile considering aspects of surveillance, including the surveillance state, consumer profiling, denunciation, wiretaps, community attitudes regarding scandal and ...
The Lawless Surveillance State | Privacy Digest
The Lawless Surveillance State - Via Salon: Glenn Greenwald: (updated below) There are several vital points raised by the new revelations in The New York Times that "the N.S.A.'s ...
Info/Law » Balkin on the National Surveillance State
Jack Balkin, esteemed Yale Info/Law prof, head of the Information Society Project, and prolific blogger, gave a terrific lecture here at the University of Minnesota Law School ...
Photographing Fingerprints: Data Collection and State Surveillance
Surveillance & Society 3(1): 21-44 http://www.surveillance-and-society.org/articles3(1).fingerprints.pdf © 2005 Surveillance & Society and the author(s).
