Academic turns up volume on CCTV Bill proposal
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Dragging the cameras out of the data shadows Analysis While British bobbies and Blakeys have installed more CCTV cameras than any other country in the world, the people have been "sorely lacking" regulation that watches the watchers, according to an academic paper that proposes the outline of a CCTV bill.â¦
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Students from research-led universities want the government to consider establishing a national bursary scheme to boost widening participation to higher education.
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An institution seeks to be more than just an archive of programs.
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A group of state legislators in New York has introduced a bill calling for the state government's IT director to study the issue of using open document formats within agencies.
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OTTAWA -- More convicted criminals will have to submit DNA samples to the national data bank - including those convicted of possession of child pornography - under newly proposed legislation tabled in the House of Commons yesterday.
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Mike Baker considers whether cameras in the classroom can ever truly be candid.
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Online petitions could be used to decide issues to be debated in Parliament, David Cameron suggests.
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Home Office gives dunce-bombers a victory after all British terror-plods will be given real-time access to the massive camera network operated in London to support the Congestion Charge, it has been reported.â¦
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Sound sensors let surveillance cameras detect aggressive tones, so police can try to nip brawls in the bud.
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The head of the Soham inquiry asks the government to prove it is acting on his recommendations.
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Media & professional: Â· Trust to investigate use of participation TV Â· Thompson promises extra checks on programmes
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The BBC's Mike Baker asks whether funding changes will mean more university department closures.
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'Intrusive and unnecessary' Closed-circuit television (CCTV) system operators would need exceptional justification for recording sound as well as video, the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has warned.â¦
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Security and surveillance efforts could be bolstered by a simple imaging tool, a scientist claims.
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Zimbabwe's parliament on Tuesday began  debating a law empowering authorities to monitor phones, mail  and the Internet to protect national security, a move seen by  critics as part of an official crackdown on the opposition.
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New technology will place cameras inside students' homes to ensure that those taking exams online don't cheat.
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An intelligent system that can recognise the content in photos and videos is being developed by researchers.