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whitepaper Using Mobile Communications to Assert Privacy From Video Surveillance2007-01-07 01:00:31 Hewlett-Packard
  This paper proposes a novel use of mobile communications to permit individuals to assert a preference for privacy from video surveillance. The system, called Cloak, grants an individual the right to prohibit others from distributing video containing their image. The paper presents the system architecture and operation, and demonstrates how the system enhances privacy while requiring no change to existing surveillance technology. Analysis and simulation are used to show that an individual's video privacy can be protected even in the presence of the many sources of error (e.g., unsynchronized clocks, unreliable communications, location error) anticipated in a deployed system.   
whitepaper Verint Video Solutions for Government Facilities2005-08-22 03:00:03 Verint
  When it comes to securing government facilities, more than people and property are at stake. The very symbols of a nation are also on the line. But, even an army of surveillance personnel cannot keep an eye on all of the potential exposures. To provide real value, video surveillance solutions must deliver real-time intelligence about what matters most - actionable intelligence that equips organizations at all levels of government to more effectively deter terrorism and crime. Verint Video Solutions capture, store, and analyze digital video images to secure government facilities and protect assets and lives.   
whitepaper Making the world a smaller place through video2007-05-15 08:07:19 IBM
  The advent of the electronic delivery of digital video has drastically altered the way we communicate. Training no longer has to be in person, students no longer have to be on campus and co-workers no longer need to be in the same time zone to collaborate. Click to learn how IBM’s Digital Media solutions are changing the way we interact.   

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