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After a flurry of utopian fictions at the end of the nineteenth century, dystopian fiction became particularly prominent in the twentieth century, when suspicions of utopian solutions to political and social problems became increasingly strong as those problems grew more and more complicated and as events such as the rise of fascism in Europe seemed to cast doubt on the whole Western enlightenment....
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y the end of the 21st century, the technology took a rapid progression and the workers continued to fall prey of the new development in technology affecting the workplace environment with regard to privacy and convenience.... hellip; This advancement in the field of technology, most particularly in the surveillance technology has had abounding effects on the extent of privacy granted to individuals at the workplace.... In this age where whole world has been contracted and turned into a global village, the issues and concerns relating to privacy are on the rise....
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While the Bill and the stated objectives seem reasonable, and a large majority of the general public believe it to be good idea, there remains confusion and apprehension on the potential implications of the Bill to their privacy and civil liberties, not to mention the cost and policy implications.... Unlike other means of individual identification, the proposed use of biometric technologies utilising biological information, and the introduction of a computerised National Identity Register, which permits users to track anybody, anytime, anywhere, in the modern networked society, apparently present far-reaching implications on the privacy and security of the individual, as well as the society....
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An author of the essay "Social Networking Sites: Revolutionized Politics" claims that social networking sites have been criticized as being ineffective in conducting political change as political activists form or join like-minded groups.... They do not foster any action.... nbsp;… Social networking sites are a place where individuals can state their opinions without reservation....
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Boundaries between the ordinary and extraordinary are always changing and shifting.... he aim of the paper is to answer the question "How does reality TV construct the boundary between the ordinary and extraordinary?... Reality TV creates a flexible and dynamic boundary,where the audience can hardly see the differences… Reality TV is supposed to be about “real” people and their “real” behaviours, but as the existence of the camera and the gaze of viewers and producers shape the “realities” of reality TV show participants, the “reality” of reality shows comes into question....
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Hence inquiries emerge regarding the manner in which these mobile users manage expectations, standards, and understand issues of privacy and surveillance when diffusing personal information on the Internet (Anderson, &Rainie, 2008).... This is a survey on people's perception of privacy and private information in the use of new technology.... The essay "Internet and Mobile Phones" seeks to explore the forms of surveillance facilitated by mobile phones and the Internet and discuss issues of control over personal information and privacy in these contexts....
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The paper "privacy Bounded with Surveillance and Security" highlights that surveillance devices such as CCTV are deployed in public places; that is why it would be somewhat illogical to demand privacy from a place that is attended by numerous people.... hellip; A person is being monitored by an incredible number of CCTV cameras, lots of other devices keep track of other information that is generated by an individual....
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This paper also seeks to explore the various forms of surveillance facilitated by mobile phones and the Internet and discusses the issues of control over personal information and privacy in these contexts (Zhu & Zhou 2002).... Mobile phones form a very powerful tool for communication as well as internet access....
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