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The paper "The Traditional Visual surveillance System" discusses that Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) plays a significant function in maintaining security both in private and public settings.... Therefore, the public develops a perception, which can be identified through emerging algorithms and the employment of improved visual analytics for surveillance and security.... For example, CCTV surveillance cameras have been installed in areas such as car parks in order to reduce the rate of crime....
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Essay
The paper "Surveillant Assemblage" describes that surveillant assemblage incorporates a system of surveillance tools that monitors almost all activities that individuals undertake in their day-to-day lives.... The surveillance tools are almost in all institutions from banking institutions to homes.... surveillance helps the employers in other additional ways including the concept of surplus-value.... Here, surveillance helps the employers in establishing monitor production norms....
16 Pages
(4000 words)
Essay
In recent years, the perception and viewpoint about the privacy and surveillance have seen a drastic change.... The author of this essay "Surveillant Assemblage" touches upon the intensification of surveillance.... According to the text, the surveillant assemblage is a system which comprises of a set of theoretical tools which enables people to rethink about the procedure of developing surveillance system.... Moreover, groups those were exempt from the regular routine of surveillance are being monitored....
6 Pages
(1500 words)
Essay
The report includes an overview of the electronic surveillance technique followed by an identification of the primary uses of the electronic surveillance systems in a company, the advantages, and disadvantages of using these kinds of systems are also discussed.... The role of surveillance is becoming more and more crucial in the complex and competitive corporate world.... This essay is aimed at discussing the electronic surveillance technique of monitoring the activities of employees in their respective workplaces, which is a key technological monitoring system used for surveillance....
5 Pages
(1250 words)
Essay
The author of the following paper claims that the development of criminal activity worldwide has led to the increase of measures taken by the state towards the limitation of phenomena of violence against the citizens in both urban and rural areas.... However, in most cases, criminals remain unpunished....
12 Pages
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Case Study
The paper "Critique of Obesity Assemblages and surveillance in Schools by Emma Rich" highlights that Emma believes that the complex flow of information about the body parameters and the pedagogical and individual practices resulting thereupon enforce functions on children's bodies.... Citing the growing propensity of surveillance practices, which became available only recently due to the spurt in IT-based technological tools', and which Emma believes are being used rather overzealously, the author has criticized the manner in which the data is collected and manipulated by a multitude of government as well as other agencies to make hypothetical suggestions for improvement....
9 Pages
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Book Report/Review
The essay "surveillance's Influence on the Society" seeks to highlight the benefits and risks of surveillance in the UK society, with emphasis on technology and society.... Another important feature is the concept of surveillance is the vital role of technology in advancing surveillance techniques.... Current technology allows the adoption of surveillance techniques in a non-defiant manner, as it is possible to replace surveillance codes with norms and rules....
7 Pages
(1750 words)
Essay
The integration and sophistication of information and communication technology at the increasing level in daily lives have given rise to the emergence and introduction of newer types of technologies and surveillance technologies are one of the many such innovations.... The "Impact of surveillance on Society" paper undertakes to look into the positive and negative ways in which the surveillance system impacts the society.... We can easily understand and interpret that the technology of surveillance not only monitors the people themselves but also makes them aware and account for their acts themselves....
9 Pages
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Research Proposal