Surveillance Equipment
Surveillance equipment allows for the continous monitoring of people and places, the desire for which has existed forever. In some cases, the observer wishes to be hidden from t...
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Monitoring and Surveillance
Monitoring is a general term that refers to the systematic, continual, and active or passive observation of persons, places, things, or processes. By contrast surveillance ...
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Violence is a big issue in the world today. Just turn on your TV and it proves itself. Where you definatley don't want violence is in your own school. If kids were in danger when they went to school w...
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Within any society, information gathering and surveillance mechanisms exist. The sophistication of this information gathering varies, but at all levels; the information gathered can be received volun...
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War On Terror: U.S. interceptions of suspicious communications between Pakistan and Germany prevented car bombings that could have killed hundreds of Americans. Yet some are still worried about ter...
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Republicans successfully maneuvered to derail a Democratic government eavesdropping bill Wednesday, delaying a House vote until next week at the earliest.The bill, which seeks to expand court overs...
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The next time you walk by a shop window, take a glance at your reflection. How much do you swing your arms? Is the weight of your bag causing you to hunch over? Do you still have a bit of that 1970...
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Though Congress is on vacation, majority Democrats are keeping alive various fights with the White House with one common thread: Congress' access to administration documents and testimony to which ...
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Senate Republicans blocked Majority Leader Harry Reid's attempt Tuesday to extend the life of a surveillance law due to expire Feb. 1, raising the stakes for a vote expected later this week on a ne...
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The Senate Intelligence Committee voted Thursday to strengthen court oversight of government surveillance while protecting telecommunications companies from civil lawsuits for tapping Americans' ph...
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A month after giving the Bush administration new latitude to conduct electronic surveillance on American soil, some in Congress are having second thoughts.The Protect America Act, hastily approved ...
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Adam Rifkin was walking down an aisle at Target when something hit him: at that moment, he was the star of his own movie — albeit a boring one."Every aisle I would walk down, there were multi...
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A row over the secret bugging of a British lawmaker widened Tuesday with a police officer alleging he was pressured by top Scotland Yard bosses to eavesdrop on talks between the legislator and a U....
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