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Drone Champions Want Greater Access to Domestic Airspace

Feb 02, 2011 -The FAA, however, says drones are not ready for prime time over densely populated areas yet.

Virtual Peeping Toms Exploit Unsecured IP Cameras

Jan 12, 2011 -As more and more IP cameras get connected to the Web, it's easy for voyeurs to find unsecured cameras and do what they do best: watch.

Big Brother Sleeps During the Day in Brookline, But Awakes as Night Falls

Jan 05, 2011 -SituCon Systems electronic eyelid allows Brookline, Massachusetts, to protect its citizens' privacy during the day but watch over them at night.

Game Camera Catches Naked Ghosthunter in Mississippi Cemetery

Dec 14, 2010 -A Mississippi cemetery set up a game camera to catch vandals. Instead, staff caught a local man naked and indulging in a bizarre hobby.

Government Contractor's Surveillance of Activists Causes Outrage Across Pennsylvania

Sep 17, 2010 -Pennsylvania's homeland security office is under fire for hiring a private intelligence firm that monitored the activities of law-abiding, peaceful activist groups.

Hershey Keeps Track to Keep Safe

Sep 07, 2010 -In an effort to make its theme parks safer, Hershey Entertainment and Resorts implemented iTrak incident-tracking software that can manage and share lists of banned visitors, among other tools like a lost and found module.

Mystery Players: How Casinos Catch the Careless, the Cheats, and the Corrupt

Sep 01, 2010 -Sometimes that gentleman playing blackjack with you at the casino isn't an insurance salesman from Duluth.

Training Course Review: Predictive Profiling

Aug 19, 2010 -A profiling training course that requires a level of personal awareness that most people do not have on a day-to-day level.

Stalked ESPN Reporter Sues Six Hotel Operators

Jul 16, 2010 -Erin Andrews, who was photographed through hotel room doors after employees provided a peeping Tom with both her room numbers and accommodations in adjoining rooms, has sued six hotel operators and the convicted defendant.

ACLU: Level of Government Surveillance Violates Founders' Intent

Jul 09, 2010 -The American Civil Liberties Union has launched a new project on its Web site called Spy Files to track incidents of illegal domestic spying by federal, state, and local government.

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