Surveillance: Everything you need to know as a citizen of the 21st CenturyMain MenuHistory/Origin in the United StatesA brief overview of historical surveillanceThe New WorldThe GoodPositive elements of the current surveillance infrastructureThe BadNegative consequences of modern surveillanceWhat Can We Do?Methods to protect oneself in the digital ageFurther ResourcesResources for those looking to further inform themselves on the issues of surveillance and privacyFurther, Further RescourcesFor the truly piqued or dedicatedImage CreditsMorgan Davisd23a32b95d8b7b38a2b427a228a71d3861f566e8Kayla Darbyshirea321824de28422b7216dc092b7f768d07e456037Kevin Spradlined8c65f6f347d097c772a2ae0f8913e132e4a2bcFraneisha4181acaad8c50e022caad27e7e96d32778501695
Car Surveillance
12016-04-17T12:21:28-07:00Morgan Davisd23a32b95d8b7b38a2b427a228a71d3861f566e894311National Archives - Car Surveillance - National Security Council. Central Intelligence Agency. (09/18/1947 - 12/04/1981). - This film explores techniques used by surveillance teams, specifically the use of three cars to monitor the subject. - DVD Copied by IASL Scanner Katie Filbert. - ARC 654181 / LI 263.1841plain2016-04-17T12:21:28-07:00Internet Archivemoviesgov.archives.arc.654181archives.govpublic.resource.orgMorgan Davisd23a32b95d8b7b38a2b427a228a71d3861f566e8