Mark Carrigan

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how to normalise ubiquitous surveillance 

Present it as a technology for ensuring services are “as individual as you are”. I don’t think this Barclays advert is selling surveillance but I think their advertising strategy is something we will begin to see ever more of in coming years. 

  

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