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blog.thesietch.org — Take one British appeal court judge with time on his hands, add a police force that already has the largest DNA database in Europe, mix in some American-style biometric coercion and, finally, invite an excited media to listen to some far-fetched idea that surely, surely could never come true. What do you get? Another wedge […]

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  • snowball69, on 10/10/2007, -0/+1See Creative Computing Magazine from 1976...

    http://www.atariarchives.org/bcc1/showpage.php?page=87

    See table of contents on the page below

    http://www.atariarchives.org/bcc1/index.php?showdetails=1
    Computer Impact on Society
    The Computer Threat to Society Fraud, influence on elections, physical harm
    The Computer: Threat to Society? Interview with California Senator John V. Tunney
    Putting Teeth Into Privacy Legislation 1974 Right to Privacy Act
    Industry Leaders Testify at Government Privacy Hearings computer privacy in 1974
    Record-keeping in the Space Age data grids, privacy
    How One Computer Manufacturer Looks at the Data Privacy/Security Issue Control Data Corporation, Federal Privacy Act of 1974
    Survey of Public Attitudes Toward Computers in Society Computer impact on the quality of life, Computer threat to society, Role of Computers, Understanding of Computers
    NBS Privacy Conference National Bureau of Standards, MITRE Corporation
    How Much Privacy Should You Have? Line between personal freedom and public security, Federal Privacy Act of 1974, Guidelines for Federal Agencies
    Memoirs of an Ex-Social Security Number Giver keeping social security numbers private
    Crime, Cops, Computers PATRIC (Pattern Recognition and Information Correlations) computer system, criminal records, detectives
    Prosecutor Management Information System PROMIS computer system for public prosecution agencies
    A Computerized Criminal Justice System privacy rights
    Embezzler's Guide to the Computer computerized embezzlement
    Credit Card Crooks credit card crime
    Waiting for the Great Computer Rip-Off computer embezzlement
    Computer Abuse: The Need for a Rational Perspective
    Doomsday, Says MIT Computer, May Be Just 100 Years Away collapse of society by year 2100. From New York Times, population growth, diminishing resources, pollution
    introduction of UPC codes, bar code scanners, new receipts, scanning groceries

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