In an article for Forskerzonen, she outlines digital surveillance technologies in the family and their complex implications for freedom.

Anders Albrechtslund discusses the limitations of surveillance cameras for loss prevention.

We encourage junior scholars interested in surveillance to apply to work with us!

Findings from the CHiP project provide insight into the way parents choose to share content on certain platforms depending on the audience.

Findings from the CHiP project show parents are not ignorant of some risks of sharing photos online.

CENSUS is collaborating on developing materials to inform young people about big data and the digital footprints it leaves behind.

Listen to CENSUS postdoc Maja Sonne Damkjær speaking about the dilemmas parents face about knowing what to share about their children on social media.

Clare joins the center to work on the Childhood, Intimacy and Surveillance Practices (CHiP) project.

The bibliography provides a guide to surveillance in the multidisciplinary context of communication studies.

What does it mean to live in a world full of surveillance? In this documentary film, we take a look at everyday life in Denmark and how surveillance…