December 9, 2011
If you pay attention carefully, you’ll realize that the word sousveillance is a reversal of a more familiar word, surveillance. Surveillance is a term originating in the French language which uses the prefix, sur, meaning above. Veillance, the main body of the word means to watch. Therefore, the meaning of surveillance is to “watch over.” [...]
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October 28, 2011
The Occupy Wall Street movement is several weeks old now, and it has spread from a New York City beginning to cities and communities all over the country and into foreign countries as well. The attempt to characterize it has baffled even the most articulate reporters who seek language from past experiences such as the [...]
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