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Sept. 2012

Dear P1 Member,

In George Orwell's novel 1984, the government maintained total surveillance of its citizens through a television. In this month's eNews, we ask if the NYPD's new surveillance system is similar to Orwell's fictional telescreen. And the FBI is updating its criminal justice records system, allowing for faster replies.

Lastly, check out our exclusive on portable applications for the street, which will allow you to carry around everything you need on a thumb drive.

a€” Doug Wyllie, PoliceOne Editor in Chief


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Surveillance Technology

		NYPD's surveillance system: Multifaceted or Orwellian? By Tim Dees, PoliceOne Columnist The City of New York, in partnership with Microsoft, has rolled out a surveillance system some critics are calling similarly Orwellian and oppressive. Watching you
Print and share this story Related: 'CSI effect' leads NYPD to videotape interviews

Technology Trends

		FBI upgrading its criminal justice records system By Tim Dees, PoliceOne Columnist The massive records database maintained by the FBI in Clarksburg, WV, is getting a significant upgrade that will permit faster replies and a wider variety of information to be stored and retrieved. No more ink
Print and share this story Related: Atlanta police get new mobile fingerprint scanners

Technology to go

		Portable applications for the street By Jim Guffey, PoliceOne Contributor Take your reports and any other information you need with you on a single thumb drive. A suitcase for software
Print and share this story Related: Law enforcement-inspired iPhone and iPad apps

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