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    <title>Information overload: CCTV, your networks, communities and crime</title>
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    <description>Title: Information overload: CCTV, your networks, communities and crime
Authors: Harris, Vandra Marie Elizabeth; Harris, Crispin
Abstract: Electronic surveillance continues to play a central but often unobserved role in contemporary Western societies and&#xD;
attempts to police them. This paper focuses on closed circuit television (CCTV) footage and its technological&#xD;
implications, particularly relating infrastructure and data storage and integrity. While CCTV might appear attractive&#xD;
in augmenting law enforcement systems, the authors argue that the debate on use of CCTV in crime prevention remains&#xD;
incomplete without an effective understanding of the diverse costs. This discussion reveals startling ICT resource needs&#xD;
and associated costs, together with very specific technological capacity. These contribute significantly to the costs of&#xD;
such systems, reinforcing the authors’ argument that CCTV is no golden bullet for law enforcement.</description>
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