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There are also Big Brother nightmares about master computers monitoring millions of bowel movements, checking around the clock to see who is constipated, who is not eating his peas and who is drinking too much.

On Capitol Hill today, lawmakers praised the shakeup, but insisted that the agency responsible for both patrolling thousands of miles of borders and monitoring millions of foreigners needed a total revamping.

It's already monitoring millions of streams, and the team previously sold video business ZenCoder for $30 million and built the video.js video player used by Twitter and Instagram.

Greenwald, who first interviewed rogue whistleblower Edward Snowden, has been ground zero for the international attention brought upon the National Security Agency, which is suspected of monitoring millions of Americans, by collecting data on phone and Internet browsing behavior.

During a three-year experiment, British researchers working with the Santa Monica-based Rand Corp. will be monitoring millions of tweets related to the L.A. area in an effort to identify patterns and markers that prejudice-motivated violence is about to occur in real time.

The lab is monitoring thousands of borrowers from Spandana, one of the largest microlenders in India.

Despite monitoring tens of millions of stars, only a single candidate event is found, providing stringent upper bounds on their abundance.

Damascus residents say the centre of power in Syria remains heavily militarised, with soldiers in combat kit monitoring hundreds of checkpoints, and the crackle of gunfire an ever present soundtrack.

Countless web archives and commercial companies I've spoken with tout monitoring hundreds of thousands or even millions of "news sources" but when pressed on the matter further, typically clarify that this is a count of the number of RSS feeds they are monitoring, rather than the number of news outlets.

I will discuss the auroral radio emission from exoplanets and brown dwarfs and introduce a new radio telescope, consisting of 352 antennas spaced across 2.5 km, that images the entire viewable sky every ten seconds at low radio frequencies, thereby monitoring thousands of stellar systems simultaneously in the search for radio emission from exoplanets.

A group of computer scientists at UC Berkeley monitoring tens of thousands of apps has tried.