We love Big Brother
From Orwellian fears to a participatory willingness, we have fallen in love with being watched George Orwell’s book, 1984, ends […]
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
Volume 67
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
The modern horror of street photography
Candid street shots meet the eerie gaze of AI Perhaps you’ve seen street photography, a subgenre of photography encompassing a
Poetry, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
The Harmonica, Chopped and Screwed
Broken water always meant more babies, right?It’s stalling and we’re nowhere near…Jesus Christ, there’s no time for this on the
Science, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
Corporate stalking
The insidious world of surveillance advertising Imagine this: pop-ups that plaster your browser window with the latest Zelda game that
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
Your indifference to Surveillance Capitalism matters
It’s what makes it so powerful I used to be overly nonchalant when the subject of our phones listening to
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
The inhumane face of surveillance
How surveillance erodes trust and autonomy in modern society In the twenty-first century, there has been no technological development more
Opinions, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
Surveillance beyond order maintenance
How surveillance becomes a tool for reifying social hierarchies in Canada The phrase “Orwellian” is often used to describe far-off
Stranded, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
A message to my government assigned phone spy
I think my browsing habits are giving my little iPhone spy guy emotional whiplash… Hey sport! It’s about time we
Stranded, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
Beating the Internet
Foolproof ways to stay secure online In our modern digital age, fears about our lack of privacy online have grown.
Stranded, Volume 67, Volume 67 Issue 3
The Stench of Crime
The man, the myth, the legend: The Peepeepoopoo Man It was five years ago, but I remember it like it