On 25/06/14 19:03, Blibbet wrote:
How would one map an entire city's surveillance anyway? Are the
location of police cameras available? And even if they are, how
does one map out all the private cameras watching?
To the OP, Seattle Privacy http://seattleprivacy.org/ has a map of
Seattle.gov's
On 24/06/14 20:19, Patrick wrote:
How would one map an entire city's surveillance anyway? Are the location
of police cameras available? And even if they are, how does one map out
all the private cameras watching? Is there some tech that could be used
to do that?
Government cameras may well be
Any thoughts on how the wider civic tech/open gov community can
contribute to this effort? How might we help ensure the code is widely
available?
Having viable online communities tied to our local news sites seems
crucial to promote local democracy.
Steven Clift
From: Steven Clift
Recommended reading:
http://files.cloudprivacy.net/bundestag-testimony-csoghoian-june-26-final.pdf
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I skimmed this earlier today and plan to read it in depth later: it looks
like superb work.
The most disturbing thing about it is the realization that this can't
possibly be the only such project. Surely there are others. Many others.
And since there are others, it's necessary to ask: are any
Hi LibTech
We have just posted a tenure track position at the Munk School of Global
Affairs, University of Toronto for someone in the area
of digital media and global affairs, with a special focus on security and
cyberspace. The position is open to any discipline, and applications
are welcome
The Mozilla OpenNews team takes working in the open to heart. Like many
projects out of the Mozilla Foundation, perhaps the easiest way to get
involved and build bridges with this initiative is to join the public
community call that happens every other Wednesday:
