20/08/2010

Send a picture, win a prize

Sticker Our famous guerilla stickers have been flying out of Big Brother Watch HQ for months now, and the demand has been as high as ever in recent weeks. And yet the supply of images for our rogues' gallery has been low of late!

To encourage you to use the ammunition we've been shipping out to you, a prize is in the offing. The next ten people to send in photos of their stickers attached to something authoritarian (not your local bobby please, it seems that they don't find it funny) shall win the wholly inadequate reward of a book, which we'll send out to you gratis.

It is an impressive little publication called "Under Surveillance" - we think you'll like it...

By Alex Deane

Alex Deane
By Alex Deane
20 Aug 2010 17:44:36 | Admin, Overbearing state

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Chris

I'm not sure where to put this but someone who contacted the DWP was told they could 'opt out' of their info being shared with Experian. If correct they aren't telling anyone are they

Posted by: Chris | 21/08/2010 at 11:32 PM

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