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Anti-Surveillance as a Competitive Game
German dissidents are taking the time-honored tactic of gamification and applying it to vandalism. Camover 2013 is a competition unfolding across the country, in which teams attempt to destroy as many closed-circuit TV cameras as possible, protesting the recent rise … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anti-CCTV graffiti, army, Bentham, camera effectiveness, Camover website, CCTV cameras, closed-circuit TV cameras, contemporary social critics, creativity in destruction, disciplinary society, Discipline and Punish, factories, gamification, German dissidents, grafiti sprayers, homeless, hospitals, In the Age of the Smart Machine: The Future of Work and Power, invisible disciplinary power, metaphor, Michel Foucault, model prison, Mohammad Kowsar, moral and legal concerns, observe and normalise, Panopticon design, Prison Presidio Modelo, schools, shoplifters, Shoshana Zuboff, ski-masked players, social quarantine, squatters, surveillance technology, teams, The Guardian, The Panopticon prison, vandalism
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