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spir-8614	Hallinan, Blake	From Borking to Streaming: The Normalization of Media Surveillance	2015.0	6	.pdf	application/pdf	2752	140	46	As such, the two events bracket a number of changes in media consumption, technology, and society that collectively result in the normalization of media surveillance, or the collection of information about individuals related to the use of media. For any given consumer, these services may have access to the following kinds of information: the name of the content; time and location of access; behavior during access, such as pausing, rewinding, and fast-forwarding; ratings; device information; metadata from third parties; social media data; search information; and, increasingly, information about the content itself (Harris 2012; Havens 2014).	cache/spir-8614.pdf	txt/spir-8614.txt