The Gazelena Project

The Gazelena Project - Story + video quote [New York University students Allistar Peters and Meng Li came up with the "breastcam" as part of a thesis project. Ms Li nips out to the city's streets in a dress fitted with cameras to catch passing oglers in the act, and the double-C TV footage is broadcast over the web. Mr Peters said the idea was not to affront those who fail to keep their eyes above his bosom friend's neckline but to address the issue of public surveillance].
(via Atomic Sex Kitten)

Tim Knowles: Spy Box

LINK quote [A digital camera inside a parcel looks out through a small hole and captures images of its journey through the postal system. The Spy Box was sent from my studio to the gallery taking an image every 10 seconds recording a total of 6994 images these were then edited together to create an animated slideshow].
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JenniCam

quote [JenniCam was a popular website whose main feature was several webcams that allowed Internet users to observe the life of a young woman, Jennifer Kaye Ringley (born August 10, 1976). The site was online from April 1996 until the end of 2003. It was among the first such cameras on the web to challenge such social norms as the privacy of the home and explore the boundaries between non-criminal exhibitionism and commercial pornography. Here you can find the First 38 Episodes of JenniCam show. Some of these episodes are really only significant for their historical value. Others are genuinely interesting.
(via Sex and Blogs)

Project Paradise

LINK quote [Project Paradise is a telepresence installation which enables two isolated users to remotely interact with each other via a cyborg "Adam" or "Eve" within a remote "paradise". Each participant may control the body of a cyborg to engage in interaction with the other isolated user].
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Unprotected open camera streams

LINK quote [This is a Google map of unprotected/open camera streams obtained from Google searches. The IP addresses for each camera's url has been mapped to it's Geo-location].
(via Google Maps Mania)