The speed with which law enforcement officials tracked down the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing has made him more accepting of today's all-pervasive cameras.
Recounting walks with Lolabelle in the West Village, Anderson takes note of machine-gun-toting guards, automated cameras, and the pervasive "If You See Something, Say Something" slogan, which she relates to the philosophy of Wittgenstein.
Among other things, large screens broadcast Isis's message and Isis camera crews are so pervasive it distorts the events they purport to document.
There is no skimping on terrific, well-recorded concert footage, but the pervasive presence of the director on camera and off proves a persistent nuisance.
But consider a situation like the ongoing revolutions in the middle east, where cameras have also become pervasive.
Privacy is an age of universal email collection and spying, with millions of CCTV camera's, and warrantless spying pervasive; privacy has become virtually non existent and therefore extremely scarce and desirable.
Video cameras are becoming increasingly ubiquitous and pervasive in our daily life.
The emerging field of visual sensor networks [4] aims to miniaturize cameras and turn them into truly pervasive sensors [5].
Today, the advent of the Internet and digital cameras has made child pornography even more pervasive, while making it more difficult for authorities to track the growing number of both pornographers and their victims.
