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Sniff, Scrape, Crawl... {on privacy, surveillance and our shadowy data-double}
By Renée Turner, 18 May 2012 
Image: Cover image: Sniff Scrape Crawl
Crawling and scraping, the ambient social network creates a portrait of who we are, and maps our demographic character. Where once surveillance technologies were associated with the government and military, the web has fostered a participatory and less optically driven means of monitoring and monetizing our lived experiences. This book explores current debates on privacy and surveillance in the digital age.
ISBN:
Paperback 978-1-906496-81-4
eBook 978-1-906496-82-1
Date of Publication: 12/05/2012
128 pages
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