The funding will more than triple the number of cameras in the French Quarter. […]
Read More… from Council approves funding to blanket French Quarter with surveillance cameras
The proposal would more than triple the number of city crime cameras in the neighborhood. […]
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A majority of a council committee voted to defer the ordinance. But it appears it will still go before the full council as early as next week. […]
Read More… from Council committee opposes Cantrell request to loosen local surveillance restrictions
Privacy advocates say the city would be taking a step in the wrong direction. […]
A New Orleans surveillance watchdog group calls the deployment of drones over protests a misuse of technology. […]
The city finds yet another use for its expanded surveillance network. A dispute between OPSB and the New Orleans City Council over grants. And a wrap of the second week of the David Wade Correctional Center civil rights trial. […]
Read More… from Behind The Lens episode 156: Surveillance creep
New Orleans has spent millions to expand its police surveillance powers. But without formal oversight or regulation, citizens have largely been left in the dark about what tools and techniques the city is using to spy on them. […]
Read More… from Neighborhoods Watched: The Rise of Urban Mass Surveillance
Mayor LaToya Cantrell originally said that all the money from the fine should go to the Sewerage and Water Board. […]
Read More… from Entergy astroturfing fine used to buy surveillance cameras for second time
The ordinance that was ultimately passed wasn’t as ambitious as the original, but advocates say it’s a good start. […]
Council official says there wasn’t enough time last week to finalize the ordinance as the city was dealing with several pressing issues including Hurricane Delta. […]
