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Telescreens are two-way
video devices that
appear in
George Orwell's
dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four.
Omnipresent and
almost never turned off, they...
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ensure their ideological purity. This is
primarily through omnipresent telescreens that
provide two-way
video communication and
constantly blare propaganda...
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Telescreen was an
American rock band
formed in Winston-Salem,
North Carolina, in 2007.
Following the
breakup of
classic Case and Codeseven,
members of...
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Using criminal psychology and
omnipresent surveillance (via informers,
telescreens, cameras, and microphones) the
Thinkpol monitor the
citizens of Oceania...
- television. In old country,
television watch you!" This joke
alludes to "
telescreens" from
George Orwell's
dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four,
which both...
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never tip the scales, in case the war
should become one-sided.
Oceanic telescreens usually broadcast news
reports about how
Oceania is
continually winning...
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Telescreen B.V. (formerly
known as
Telecable Benelux B.V.) is a Netherlands-based
television production company that was
acquired by the
German company...
- Oceania—the
Thinkpol spy upon the po****ce
through ubiquitous two-way
telescreens, and so can
monitor any person's body language,
reflexive speech, and...
- of his thoughtcrime. However, he
tries to do it out of
sight of the
telescreens, to
maintain his safety. His life
greatly changes when he is accosted...
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people marching in
unison through a long
tunnel monitored by a
string of
telescreens. This is in
sharp contrast to the full-color
shots of the
nameless runner...
