The growth of surveillance systems sponsored by the state might not mean that people will be watched everywhere they go, but it still raises worrying issues, says James Woudhuysen
The recent raids on Pete Townshend and others for using their credit cards to view child pornography on the Internet have heightened public interest in surveillance. So, in London, have the, number...
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