In the past decade, the use of closed circuit television (cctv) for surveillance and crime control has grown to unprecedented levels. in Britain between £150 and £300 million pounds per year is now spent on a surveillance industry involving an estimated 300,000 cameras covering shopping areas, housing estates, car parks and public facilities in great many towns and cities.

cctv is very quickly becoming an integral part of crime control policy, social control theory and community consciousness. It is promoted by police and politicians as primary solution for urban dysfunction. It is no exaggeration to conclude that in britain, the technology has had more of an impact on the evolution of law enforcement policy than just about any technology initiative in the past two decades.

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