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Government steps up electronic surveillance

April 11, 2005 Justice Department says a secretive court is authorizing more terrorism-related surveillance than ever before. TAGS: surveillance, court, terrorism

E-tracking through your cell phone

February 13, 2006 Against a law, prosecutors aim to track suspects' locations through cell phones, CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says. TAGS: surveillance, Judge, cell phone, prosecutor, law, location

Robot spy planes get government boost

July 18, 2006 British government will help pilotless aircraft take to the skies for police and fire surveillance. TAGS: aircraft, surveillance, robot, police, government, U.K.

Keeping watch on NSA surveillance

February 9, 2006 Disclosures about the NSA's terrorist surveillance have fired up debate about the constitutionality of the program. TAGS: NSA, surveillance, attorney general

Police blotter: FBI's 'misleading' wiretap suppressed

March 7, 2007 Appeals court upholds ruling against FBI's mobile phone wiretap of an alleged drug dealer because it was based on a deceptive affidavit. TAGS: affidavit, surveillance, wiretap, informant, Police Blotter, dealer, mobile phone, agent, Mr.

Drone aircraft may prowl U.S. skies

March 29, 2006 Can unmanned aerial vehicles doing domestic surveillance safely share the skies with airplanes? Photos: Unmanned aircraft keep watch TAGS: aircraft, surveillance, sky, feet, U.S., rule, monitoring, monitor

Music industry tailed Sharman boss

May 31, 2005 Australian music industry's antipiracy unit says it conducted "personal surveillance" of Nikki Hemming to determine who controls Kazaa. TAGS: Sharman Networks Ltd., surveillance, Kazaa, Altnet, music industry, premise, P2P, court, boss, antipiracy, Sydney, CEO

Police blotter: Cell phone tracking rejected

March 3, 2006 Two federal judges join a growing number of courts that are rejecting police demands to be able to track Americans without first getting a warrant. TAGS: Judge, Police Blotter, surveillance, request, evidence, federal judge, Maryland, court, cell phone, location, New York, call

How do you really feel about e-snooping?

March 22, 2006 A study suggests that the American public is of two minds when it comes to privacy, attorney Eric J. Sinrod finds. TAGS: respondent, surveillance, monitoring, government, monitor, camera

Some companies helped the NSA, but which?

February 6, 2006 Survey into domestic surveillance scheme finds no companies willing to say they participated. TAGS: NSA, surveillance, cooperation, survey, Time Warner Inc., margin, Internet company, telecommunications, law, agency, president

House votes to expand electronic spying powers

September 29, 2006 Republican leaders attack Democrats who voted against the measure, accusing them of supporting privacy rights for terrorists. TAGS: surveillance, bill, Republican, Democrat, terrorist attack, aide, vote, president, attorney general, power, attack, law, leader, U.S.

Bush seeks spending increases in research, surveillance

February 5, 2007 Proposed $2.9 trillion budget includes millions for science and tech studies, traveler screening programs--and a few cutbacks. TAGS: increase, surveillance, budget, boost, homeland security, president, agency, research

Must we renew the Patriot Act?

December 12, 2005 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh wonders how taxes and drug testing relate to catching terrorists. TAGS: drug testing, USA PATRIOT Act, surveillance, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, data mining, crime, conference, senator, Republican, America, tax, U.S.

Year in review: Privacy and surveillance

December 21, 2006 In 2006, some politicians wanted to push for more privacy and others wanted more surveillance. Neither side won. TAGS: surveillance, NSA, politician, passport, RFID, pretexting, RFID tag, legislation, Bush Administration, Republican, president, security

AT&T sued over NSA spy program

January 31, 2006 Civil liberties group files class action lawsuit claiming AT&T illegally opened its network to the National Security Agency. TAGS: NSA, AT&T Corp., secret, surveillance, Bush Administration, privilege, telecommunications, lawsuit, class action, government, worker

Appeals court may let NSA lawsuits proceed

August 15, 2007 Panel peppers government attorneys with sharp questions and suggests that two cases alleging illegal surveillance may be allowed to continue. TAGS: NSA, surveillance, attorney, lawsuit, AT&T Corp., Judge, secret, Bush Administration, San Francisco, government, document

House panel endorses controversial spy bill

September 21, 2006 Republicans push through legislation to rewrite wiretapping law, get blasted by civil-liberties groups and Democrats. TAGS: surveillance, Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, Republican, Democrat, legislation, Rep., bill, terrorism, president, power

Year in review: Electronic surveillance takes center stage

December 29, 2005 Congress, courts wrestle with the Patriot Act, and RFID tags become more popular. TAGS: USA PATRIOT Act, surveillance, RFID tag, Real ID Act, driver's license, RFID, telecommunications company, politician, telecommunications, law, database

Security officials to spy on chat rooms

November 24, 2004 CIA is quietly funding research into surveillance of chat rooms to help identify terrorists, News.com has learned. TAGS: chat room, memorandum of understanding, Marc Rotenberg, Electronic Privacy Information Center, proposal, surveillance, agency, research, monitoring, terrorism, document, U.S., security

Fuzzy logic behind Bush's cybercrime treaty

November 28, 2005 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh says the administration's treaty could boomerang against its authors' lofty intentions. TAGS: treaty, surveillance, Bush Administration, Russia, nation, lobbyist, crime, U.S., Nazi, president, power, virus
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