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Mannix vs. Technology 01:07 Mannix vs. Technology
From Mannix (1967).
Technocratic corporate surveillance is contrasted with the rugged individualism of the private detective Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Cisco surveillance ad 00:30 Cisco surveillance ad
From Cisco ad (2010).
An add for Cisco law enforcement surveillance systems that is so funny we forget it's actually very scary Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Enemy of the State speculative surveillance 02:28 Enemy of the State speculative surveillance
From Enemy of the State (1998).
Video surveillance as an interface for hypothesizing the contents of 3D space Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Lost database identity S03E01 01:45 Lost database identity S03E01
From Lost (2006).
Identity and surveillance depend on metadata rather than visibility Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Four Weddings 02:57 Four Weddings
From Four Weddings (2010).
clip from reality show Contributed by Ethan Tussey
The Game talking television set 03:57 The Game talking television set
From The Game (1997).
A television set once again appears as a narrative device for communicating with movie characters Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Enemy of the State off the grid 09:29 Enemy of the State off the grid
From Enemy of the State (1998).
A former NSA agent reveals what it takes to be off the grid; then destroys it Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Eagle Eye Trailer 02:29 Eagle Eye Trailer
From Eagle Eye (2008).
The trailer for Eagle Eye shows anxieties about control and who allows technology to work, and against who. Contributed by Survey of Interactive Media
Rockford Files on private information industry 00:59 Rockford Files on private information industry
From Rockford Files S4E21 "The House on Willis Avenue" (1978).
Jim Rockford exposes computer data abuse by private companies Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
A car phone and database show the power of data surveillance in The Conversation 00:58 A car phone and database show the power of data surveillance in The Conversation
From The Conversation (1974).
Mastery of informatics trumps speed in a muscle car showdown Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Supercomputer as voyeur in Colossus: The Forbin Project 06:52 Supercomputer as voyeur in Colossus: The Forbin Project
From Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970).
In order to enjoy their privacy, humans in Colossus: The Forbin Project must take orders and undress while being watched by a supercomputer Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
British intelligence foils a nuclear terror plot via global video surveillance 01:36 British intelligence foils a nuclear terror plot via global video surveillance
From Tomorrow Never Dies (1997).
Video surveillance and face recognition technologies foil terrorists in Tomorrow Never Dies Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
The Net, Identity, and Surveillance 02:39 The Net, Identity, and Surveillance
From The Net (1995).
In 1995 revelations about the power of online information systems were still intended to register surprise and alarm among cinema viewers Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
A hippie dropout computer hacker saves the day in Mission Impossible 04:20 A hippie dropout computer hacker saves the day in Mission Impossible
From Mission Impossible, "The Innocent" (1970).
The IMF enlists the help of a hacker to prevent the development of chemical weapons in the Middle East Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Split-screens and multiscreen displays signify a cyber-terrorist's mastery of the internets 01:10 Split-screens and multiscreen displays signify a cyber-terrorist's mastery of the internets
From Cybergeddon (2012).
Techno music still signifies mastery of the cyber realm where all-seeing cyber-terror hackers launch their viruses in red fonts Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Enemy of the State Xmas at the NSA command center 00:52 Enemy of the State Xmas at the NSA command center
From Enemy of the State (1998).
The NSA doesn't like spying on US citizens during the holidays but it does anyway Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Surrogates law enforcement 02:30 Surrogates law enforcement
From Surrogates (2009).
Surveillance-based remote law enforcement in Surrogates Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Lost antiquated video surveillance S03E02 00:21 Lost antiquated video surveillance S03E02
From Lost (2006).
Visual surveillance is associated with antiquated video equipment in season three of Lost Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Dark Knight cell phone surveillance 02:14 Dark Knight cell phone surveillance
From The Dark Knight (2008).
Batman creates a mobile phone-based surveillance system to visualize the entire city of Gotham Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Enemy of the State TV surveillance 01:08 Enemy of the State TV surveillance
From Enemy of the State (1998).
The final scene of Enemy of the State merges television and surveillance as personal communication technologies Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Enemy of the State audio surveillance 02:45 Enemy of the State audio surveillance
From Enemy of the State (1998).
Audio surveillance in a public space Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Enemy of the State title sequence 01:52 Enemy of the State title sequence
From Enemy of the State (1998).
The opening title sequence of Enemy of the State foreshadows the film's relentless fetishizing of technologies of surveillance Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Farmville - Scam Expose 03:06 Farmville - Scam Expose
From Farmville Facebook Application Linked to Scam (2009).
Farmville's CEO admits that he did "every horrible thing in the book just to make money." Contributed by Jason Lipshin
The Net, Identity, and Surveillance 02:39 The Net, Identity, and Surveillance
From The Net (1995).
In 1995 revelations about the power of online information systems were still intended to register surprise and alarm among cinema viewers Contributed by Jason Lipshin
Inversion of technological supremacy in WWII era Batman serial cliffhanger 01:46 Inversion of technological supremacy in WWII era Batman serial cliffhanger
From The Batman (1943).
A Japanese spy wields superior surveillance technology against rough-and-tumble crime fighters Batman and Robin Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Person of Interest title sequence 01:14 Person of Interest title sequence
From Person of Interest (2012).
The opening title sequence of the CBS series Person of Interest describes the development of a government AI system capable of predicting violent behavior Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Rockford Files and data surveillance 01:00 Rockford Files and data surveillance
From Rockford Files S4E21 (1978).
Jim Rockford uncovers a secret, domestic data surveillance system in 1978 Contributed by Critical Commons Manager
Data processing and geolocation in the late 1960s televisual imaginary 01:07 Data processing and geolocation in the late 1960s televisual imaginary
From Mannix S1E1 (1967).
The punch cards used for information storage and retrieval could be read like telegrams while radio beacons anticipated GPS for urban surveillance Contributed by Critical Commons Manager