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11. Feb. 2010

Museum Monitors School Classes

Watch this headline on the front page of your tabloid. It may very well be true with the launching of the new educational offer from Post & Tele Museum. Because we go beyond telling about surveillance - we even perform it.

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22. Dec. 2009

Telephone Tapping in the 1930s

The debate on telephone tapping began in the 1930's when the state really began to listen in - however, only with some trouble as the instruments crackled and the signal was weakened when the police intruded on the line. In those days as well as now the tapping represented a democratic dilemma.

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22. Dec. 2009

Who is monitoring you on Facebook?

You have no influence on the surveillance which the authorities have allowed, but there are other areas in which you can make a difference. An example is the very popular Facebook.

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22. Dec. 2009

A Telephone Book with Real Leaves

Post, Telephony

Alternative exploitation of articles for everyday use takes place from time to time. Here we present a literary example from the infancy of the telephone.

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19. Nov. 2009

Opening Speech at the "Surveillance" Exhibition

Miscellaneous

The exhibition is an important, and also courageous memento to all of us to be conscious of and reflect on the dilemma of surveillance. It may be a vain hope as there is every indication that the Danish population really likes surveillance.

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19. Nov. 2009

Telephone Tapping According to the DSIS Commission

Miscellaneous , Telephony

The surveillance on Danish soil during the cold war has been fogged for decades. The long-awaited report of the DSIS Commission reveals some of the secrets through its 16 volumes and 4,600 pages. The report contains exciting information about telephone tapping during the cold war, but also problematic conclusions.

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19. Nov. 2009

Test Coins or False 10-øre Pieces?

Miscellaneous , Telephony

What is this? Piet van Deurs once asked some very well-informed museum people. But in the popular TV quiz as well as in reality museum professionals sometimes have to give up and pass on the question. We are asking for knowledge of the use of 33 round metal pieces.

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Museum Monitors School Classes

Telephone Tapping in the 1930s

Who is monitoring you on Facebook?

A Telephone Book with Real Leaves

Opening Speech at the "Surveillance" Exhibition

Telephone Tapping According to the DSIS Commission

Test Coins or False 10-øre Pieces?

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