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Welcome to CCTV Image

CCTV Image is the official magazine of the CCTV User Group, an international organisation dedicated to the dessimination of best practice in the operation of CCTV surveillance.

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CCTV Image - January 2010 edition
In this edition: Meet the new CCTV regulator Andrew Rennison • Learn how camera sharing can pay big dividends • Take a tour of the University of Leeds new CCTV control room • Read an interview with DCI Mick Neville who is systematically harnessing technology and human knowledge to dramatically increase the effectiveness of CCTV. We also take a critical look at Big Brother Watch, the latest anti-CCTV lobbyists to take up the civil liberties baton. And we look at open platform CCTV systems: is it cost effective? Is it reliable? Will it do the washing up? And our columnists this month: David Dodd, formerly of Runnymede Council, Colin Greene on Talking Shop and Prof. Martin Gill on his CCTV research.

Blogpost: Big Brother Watch is watching you
A new organisation called Big Brother Watch has published a report into the CCTV industry that has gained a lot of traction with the mainstream media. Unfortunately, apart from its headline figure for the number of council cameras in the UK, it draws some rather dubious conclusions about CCTV in general.

CCTV Image - December 2009 edition
In this edition: Councils shutting down CCTV systems ♦ The Security Industry Authority gets to grips with CCTV ♦ Camera falls from pole in Hackney ♦ The case for a new CCTV law ♦ And more news... Plus: Review of the CCTV User Group conference ♦ Protecting Gypsy sites in Wiltshire with CCTV ♦ And case studies...

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