Call it what it is: a panopticon presidency. President Trump’s plan to fuse government power with private surveillance ...

47 and @cwarzel.92. If you were tasked with building a panopticon, your design might look a lot like the information stores of the U.S. federal government—a collection of large, complex agencies ...

An ‘alphabet soup’ of databases, a digital surveillance dragnet, and forced searches of phones have empowered Customs and Border Protection to arrest, deport — and in one case, allegedly ...

We live in an era of constant surveillance. Psychology research shows how this might change how we perceive the world—even unconsciously ...

“Panopticon” may not have quite the all-seeing eye its title implies, but its gaze is piercing and sharp and strange. When he finds a USB stick that one of his teammates, Lasha (Vakho ...

"Larry is just speculating....actually building the infrastructure for a Panopticon will take time," one cautioned, referring to an architectural design created to control a population originated ...

Not quite a household word (beyond academia, anyway), “panopticon” nonetheless turns up in news stories with surprising frequency—here and here, for example, and here and here. The Greek roots in its ...

George Sikharulidze’s feature debut “Panopticon” is, the director says, a very personal movie. The film, screening as a world premiere in Karlovy Vary Film Festival’s main competition ...

Panopticism is a form of imprisonment via surveillance theorized by Michel Foucault in reference to Jeremy Bentham’s eighteenth century architectural prison system, the panopticon. Bentham’s ...