Articles Tagged with ''video surveillance news''

A new report from Chicago's inspector general finds safety might not be the city's main goal when picking the locations of red light cameras.

The University of Alabama at Huntsville will use unmanned aerial devices to help police monitor, and supposedly protect, students on campus.

 A Washington, D.C.-based engineer is working on the "Drone Shield" that might be able to send you text and email alerts that let you know when a drone is nearby.

Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis said that surveillance drones could play a role in providing security at next year's Boston Marathon.

The Milford (CT) Redevelopment and Housing Partnership is successfully using IQinVision HD megapixel cameras to improve quality of life, increase safety, and streamline administration throughout their extensive housing projects.

It only took eight hands of poker for a whale, what casinos call a well recognized, big stakes bettor, being unfairly fed information on the hands of others, to scam players at an Australian casino of an estimated $33 million.

A federal judge has ruled unconstitutional national security provisions that permit federal investigators to access customer information from some companies without court approval.

34 colleges and universities applied for drone permits in 2012, mostly for academic purposes, but privacy activists are concerned. 

In less than two weeks this winter, there were numerous threats of violence at schools.

Business-owned cameras in Canada must meet several privacy requirements, including posted signs indicating that the camera is filming, along with why and who to contact about the video.