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October 10, 2007

Fine imposed on Greek police for illegal monitoring

Story link: Fine imposed on Greek police for illegal monitoring by Lin Freestone

The Hellenic Data Protection Authority, an independent administrative body, has been operating in Greece since November 1997.
The mission of the Authority is to supervise the implementation of acts and regulations imposed in Greece for the protection of the individual with respect to the processing of personal data.
The Authority has imposed a fine of €3,000 [...]




October 9, 2007

Visimetrics Joins Elite Ayrshire Business Circle

Story link: Visimetrics Joins Elite Ayrshire Business Circle by Jan Harris

Visimetrics (UK) Ltd, an Ayr-based provider of digital CCTV, has joined The Elite Ayrshire Business Circle, a newly formed association of some of the leading companies in Ayrshire.
Visimetrics, which is known for its high-performance digital CCTV systems, and for it high quality of service, has recently secured a partnership agreement with a Malaysian company.
The [...]




October 8, 2007

IndigoVision wins major CCTV contract

Story link: IndigoVision wins major CCTV contract by Jan Harris

IndigoVision, which manufactures IP video and alarm management security solutions for CCTV surveillance applications, has secured the exclusive right to have its equipment recommended for use at 2,600 schools in London.
IndigoVision solutions will be available through the London Grid for Learning’s (LGfL) existing IT network.
The network provides broadband internet services to all 33 [...]




October 5, 2007

Axis adds Active Tampering Alarm to network cameras

Story link: Axis adds Active Tampering Alarm to network cameras by Jan Harris

Axis Communications has enhanced the security of its network cameras with ‘Active Tampering Alarm’.
Active Tampering Alarm immediately notifies operators if a camera’s normal operation is interrupted, allowing any disruption to service to be quickly rectified.
Activities which trigger the alarm include the camera lens becoming obscured or adjusted out of focus, or the device [...]




October 4, 2007

LILLIN installs CCTV system at Nene Park

Story link: LILLIN installs CCTV system at Nene Park by Jan Harris

CCTV manufacturer LILLIN has installed a new CCTV system at Nene Park, the home of Rushden and Diamonds Football Club in Irthlingborough, Northants.
The existing system at the ground had been installed in 1992 and was unable to meet current CCTV standards.
The club required a new system which would monitor activities both within the [...]




October 3, 2007

CCTV scheme approved for Lennoxtown

Story link: CCTV scheme approved for Lennoxtown by Jan Harris

CCTV is to be installed in Lennoxtown, Dunbartonshire, following a period of community consultation.
The project is being delivered by the Lennoxtown Initiative in partnership with East Dunbartonshire Council. It is also supported by Campsie Community Council.
The system will comprise six cameras on Main Street, and a further two at High Park in the [...]




October 2, 2007

Bosch releases VideoJet X video encoders

Story link: Bosch releases VideoJet X video encoders by Jan Harris

Bosch has released its new VideoJet X family of video encoders, designed to extend CCTV over IP coverage into hostile environments.
The VideoJet X10 (single-channel), X20 (2-channel) and X40 (4-channel) video encoders operate in wide range of temperatures, from -30 to +60 degrees Celsius, and relative humidities up to 95 percent.
The rugged units [...]




Tracking cars and people in New York

Story link: Tracking cars and people in New York by Lin Freestone

As part of his recently released plan, the Mayor of New York is promoting a scheme for congestion charging modeled on programmes already running in London, Singapore and Stockholm.
As in London, routes into the city would be monitored by CCTV cameras that will photograph all incoming cars and record their registration plates.
The [...]




October 1, 2007

New CCTV legislation in Scotland

Story link: New CCTV legislation in Scotland by Jan Harris

New CCTV legislation will come into force in Scotland, on 1 November, which requires anyone operating a CCTV system on a contract to have a separate licence.
The new licences for individuals mean that an operator of CCTV equipment which is monitoring members of the public will probably need a license from the Security Industry [...]