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Big brother is watching: how new technologies are changing police surveillance

  • Written by Terry Goldsworthy, Associate Professor in Criminology, Bond University
Big brother is watching: how new technologies are changing police surveillanceIn the Boston bombing case, police used CCTV footage to help identify the suspects.Shutterstock

When we think of surveillance, we tend to imagine traditional surveillance tools like CCTV systems run by local authorities. The use of CCTV has certainly increased since I was a young constable on the Gold Coast in the early 1990s. From a CCTV network of...

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