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M Surveillance and privacy are two closely related issues that continue to move into the heart of communication and media studies. his special issue joins contributions. M Surveillance and privacy are two closely related issues that continue to move into the heart of communication and media studies. Beyond this mundane and everyday level of dealing with the collection and analysis of data, traditional questions from the ield of communication and media research increasingly link to the subjects of surveillance and privacy.

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