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      <title>Location Technologies: Mobility, Surveillance and Privacy: A Report to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada under the Contributions Program</title>
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      <description>Title: Location Technologies: Mobility, Surveillance and Privacy: A Report to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada under the Contributions Program
Authors: Lyon, David; Marmura, Stephen; Peroff, Pasha
Abstract: The report looks at the broad context of contemporary surveillance, and how location technologies fit within this increasingly networked and integrated environment. It also comments on developments in other countries -- such as E-911 services in the USA -- that have a bearing on the Canadian situation. Lastly, it attempts to gauge how ordinary citizens, workers, consumers and travelers interact with and respond to location technologies.</description>
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      <title>The Globalization of Personal Data: A mid-term report to the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRCC)</title>
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      <description>Title: The Globalization of Personal Data: A mid-term report to the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRCC)
Authors: Surveillance Project
Abstract: This report details the work-in-progress of the Globalization of Personal Data project, funded by the SSHRC INE1 program and based at&#xD;
Queen’s University. The project investigates&#xD;
some of the many ways that personal data flow&#xD;
across borders, with special reference to &#xD;
increased security concerns after 9/11, and with a view to highlighting and explaining the social, political and economic consequences of those flows.</description>
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