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Target corporation was the first to join a DHS program meant to bring corporations to the table for national security and disaster related discussions. In the video above, two Target executives sit at the table with FEMA for an event kicking off their collaboration.
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Since 2003, the Department of Homeland Security has provided cities and towns with some $1 billion in grants to install surveillance cameras in public places (CBS News, June 30, 2010). Cameras obtained to “fight terrorism” are susceptible to “function creep,” and are...
The recent dramatic expansion of intelligence collection at the federal, state and local level raises profound civil liberties concerns regarding individual privacy and other freedoms and protections we used to take for granted. No one who has a bank account and makes...
The police are attaching red light beams to surveillance cameras. They intend to shine them onto people they suspect are about to commit a crime. Yeah you read that right. (In case you wondered: the government is actually serious about 'precrime.')
In case you missed it, here's what's been going on regarding police surveillance and abuse of Occupy movements nationwide. As usual, the NYPD is a repeat offender.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the Chinese government has selected Cisco Systems Inc. to help it implement a vast surveillance regime in the Chongqing region. The project will involve up to 500,000 surveillance cameras.
