Posts Tagged: state surveillance

Anton Tantner – Human Search Engines and Intelligence Offices of the Analogue Age

By INC Team, November 11, 2013

Short interview with Anton Tantner from network cultures on Vimeo. Much critique and debate at the 2nd edition of Society of the Query took place around the way that knowledge – a complex, dynamic and essentially cognitive (human) process – is indexed and retrieved via algorithmic identification made possible by software search engines. This cold, [...]

Siva Vaidhyanathan on the Intimate Relationship Between State Surveillance and Corporate Dataveillance

By katia, November 10, 2013

Short interview with Siva Vaidhyanathan from network cultures on Vimeo. Society of the Query #2 kicks off with a mind-boggling presentation by Siva Vaidhyanathan, author of The Googlization of Everything. With the steady revelations throughout the summer of 2013 about the United States government’s programs and powers to monitor digital communication, mine metadata, and circumvent [...]

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