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- The Big Brother Game
Resource Type: Book Published: 1975
- Connexions Digest
Issue 54 - February 1992- A Social Change Sourcebook Resource Type: Serial Publication (Periodical) Published: 1992
- Eavesdropping on the Planet
The Inalienable Right to Snoop? Resource Type: Article Published: 2013 Like a mammoth vacuum cleaner in the sky, the National Security Agency (NSA) sucks it all up: home phone, office phone, cellular phone, email, fax, telex
satellite transmissions, fiber-optic communications traffic, microwave links
voice, text, images
captured by satellites continuously orbiting the earth, then processed by high-powered computers
if it runs on electromagnetic energy, NSA is there, with high high tech. Twenty-four hours a day. Perhaps billions of messages sucked up each day. No one escapes. Not presidents, prime ministers, the UN Secretary-General, the pope, the Queen of England, embassies, transnational corporation CEOs, friend, foe, your Aunt Lena
- How to Avoid Electronic Eavesdropping and Privacy Invasion
Resource Type: Book Published: 1972
- If U.S. Mass Media Were State-Controlled, Would They Look Any Different?
Snowden Coverage Resource Type: Article Published: 2013 The Edward Snowden leaks have revealed a U.S. corporate media system at war with independent journalism. Many of the same outlets that missed the Wall Street meltdown and cheer-led the Iraq invasion have come to resemble state-controlled media outlets in their near-total identification with the government.
- Privacy!
How to get it .... How to enjoy it Resource Type: Book Published: 1977
- A Social History of Wiretaps
Memory's Half-Life Resource Type: Article Published: 2013 Americans century-long distrust of electronic surveillance is shifting to Americans accepting and internalizing new levels of state surveillance.
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