dataveillance

This practice is often known as dataveillance.

One of the main objects of developing paper or audit trails for dataveillance is to prove identity.

"In the case of dataveillance, " he said, "aestheticization is essential.

During the last five years, his focus has been on strategic and public policy aspects of electronic commerce, information infrastructure, and dataveillance and privacy.

It matters not whether the surveillance is for our own good, to feed policymakers or to satisfy researchers' curiosity, dataveillance is every bit as intrusive.

The use of dataveillance is primarily a form of passive surveillance, related to the production of data profiles of the individuals being targeted.

Reg Whitaker here deftly outlines the transition from the surveillance stateof the cold war period to the "dataveillance" societyof today.

Another aspect of dataveillance which has attracted controversy is the use of data from various sources to develop profiles of individuals for credit-reporting and telemarketing.

His work encompasses corporate strategy, government policy and public advocacy, particularly in relation to electronic commerce, information infrastructure, electronic publishing, and privacy and dataveillance.

Changes in technology, from satellite imaging and security cameras, to "dataveillance" (a name for the tracking of digital information) have vastly increased the scope of contemporary surveillance.

In this context, regarding genetic information, the authors raise the issues of dataveillance, unintended secondary uses, and the value of this data in the information economy.

'Dataveillance by Governments: The Technique of Computer Matching' Information Technology & People 7,2 (December 1994).

In some cases, however, particularly in the case of mined credit card information, dataveillance has been documented to have led to a greater incidence of errors than past surveillance techniques.

The main problem with surveillance systems based upon communications data and dataveillance is that they rely on a system of rules, based on terse logic, which enable information to be processed automatically.

I have no more interest in protecting UI cheats from detection than the next taxpayer. I have every interest in preventing government from putting millions of law-abiding Canadians under 'dataveillance'.

It also stems in large part from the fact that commercially-driven thirsts for personal information and resultant consumer concerns about "dataveillance" have served to conceptualize privacy in this country as being only about informational privacy.

Increasingly visible data, made accessible to organizations and individuals from new data-mining technologies, has led to the proliferation of "dataveillance," which may be described as a mode of surveillance that aims to single out particular transactions through routine algorithmic production.

"The technology is being used to satisfy the needs of the employer, but is being leveraged against the employee," said Regina Connolly, editor-in-chief of the Journal of Internet Commerce, and an expert in "dataveillance," a term used to describe workplace monitoring.