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Friday, 13 June 2008

Panopticon.com: online surveillance and the commodification of privacy | Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media | Find Articles at BNET.com

Panopticon.com: online surveillance and the commodification of privacy | Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media | Find Articles at BNET.com

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15 000, 14 942, 14 587, 14 134, 13 198, 12 285, 12 027 11 830, 10 800, 9725, 9 128, 9 015, 8 734, 5000, proof-reading and more proof-reading. Finished. Now that wasn't so hard after all.

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