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| 2 Nov 2009 by nwoobserver This is the land where the Communist Party's legions of secret police, informants, security services, hidden microphones, video surveillance networks–aided by thousands of “patriotic volunteers”–are placed about in overwhelming numbers to make sure that someone planning something off-color ... Perhaps more chilling, the project promises “continuous monitoring” of “web sites, discussion forums, usenet groups, file servers, p2p networks [and] individual computer systems”. ... NWO Observer - http://nwoobserver.wordpress.com/ - References |
| 31 Oct 2009 by Sarah Meyer Perhaps more chilling, the project promises “continuous monitoring” of “web sites, discussion forums, usenet groups, file servers, p2p networks [and] individual computer systems”. EU Plans Massive Surveillance Panopticon That Would ... INDEX RESEARCH - http://indexresearch.blogspot.com/ - References |
| 20 Sep 2009 by Stephen C. Webster The European Union is spending tens of millions of euros on an artificial intelligence system known as “Project Indect,” which would draw from multiple data sources, namely public surveillance cameras, in order to detect “threats” and recognize “abnormal behavior” across the whole continent. ... Perhaps more chilling, the project promises “continuous monitoring” of “web sites, discussion forums, usenet groups, file servers, p2p networks [and] individual computer systems” . ... Raw Story - http://rawstory.com/08/ - References |
| 22 Sep 2009 by admin Note the fact in the following information that in the UK we have Northern Ireland police as partners in this diatribe of the big brother surveillance grid. If you ring the BBC complaints division to make a complaint, you either reach a ... The surveillance system, known as Project Indect, promises to collect information by way of “continuous monitoring” of “web sites, discussion forums, usenet groups, file servers, p2p networks [and] individual computer systems”. ... Lifeinthemixtalk.com - http://www.lifeinthemixtalk.com/ |
| 22 Sep 2009 by admin In a broader sense, this is part of the move towards creating a pan-European federal police force, where information and powers are shared as part of a centralized system. It is also a giant step towards the creation of a European CIA tasked ... The surveillance system, known as Project Indect, promises to collect information by way of “continuous monitoring” of “web sites, discussion forums, usenet groups, file servers, p2p networks [and] individual computer systems”. ... War Is Crime - http://www.wariscrime.com/ |
| 26 May 2009 by Michel Bauwens ... (the true birthplace of modern management theory), to isolating deviant segments of society (the birth of prisons, debtor's prisons and asylums) and an emphasis on police surveillance and the “dossier” to track behavior. ... P2P Foundation - http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/ - References |
| 19 Nov 2009 by enigmax Well since almost every p2p program basically states that the program shares with others, wouldn't this basically give authorization for others to do the same. If you connect to me and are not a non sharer who does not upload, ... The police may or may not believe you but they investigate further by asking you if you actually had a wallet or a purse, through what stores in the mall you went, request surveillance tapes from the mall for the time frame you were in the store ... TorrentFreak - http://torrentfreak.com/ - References [ More results from TorrentFreak ] |
| 19 Nov 2009 by danny After the UK's RIPA surveillance act was passed with promises that it would only be used for serious crime, secondary legislation was subsequently proposed that expanded its snooping powers to dozens of government bodies, including the ... Throttling or blocking P2P? Creating joint investigation teams of police and IP owners? Filtering all Net traffic through music-infringement-filters? All of these are entertainment industry promoted proposals which judges or politicians ... EFF.org Updates - http://www.eff.org/ - References |
| 17 Nov 2009 by BillShrink Guy It's one thing for ISPs to throttle the speed of P2P downloading, but quite another to actively interfere and prevent it from occurring. Regrettably, this appears to be exactly what Comcast did during 2007. As the Electronic Frontier Foundation reports, Comcast engaged ..... now the internet is becoming more and more of a surveillance tool, instant messaging goes through big corporations' servers, so do emails, personal data is stored on social sites servers, and so on. ... Shrinkage Is Good - http://www.billshrink.com/blog/ - References |
| 28 Aug 2009 by Xeni Jardin If P2P "making available" is illegal for the masses then it follows that making available by the TELCOS is also conspiracy to illegal search and seizure per the fourth amendment and subject to civil damages if not criminal penalties. .... Was back in '98. no warrants or legal line taps no authorized surveillance in play there. Just bored police in a very small community with nothing better to do but look for something to do. I learned what kind of world I live in that day ... Boing Boing - http://www.boingboing.net/ - References [ More results from Boing Boing ] |
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