CCTV – the game

Rebecca Armstrong
Friday 16 October 2009 00:00 BST
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Forget the adage that Big Brother is watching you – an online game aims to turn the tables, letting members of the public become the watchmen.

Internet Eyes aims to bring a bit of interactivity into crimespotting, getting web users to watch CCTV footage to spot if any misdemeanors are taking place. Viewers can get rewards for their eagle eyes, but surely waiting for crims to turn up has to be about as fun as watching paint dry. Find out for yourself at interneteyes.co.uk.

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