In George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, the telescreen is the primary tool of totalitarian surveillance. It is, in Orwell’s words, “an oblong metal plaque like a dulled mirror which formed ...

A telescreen is a device imagined by British writer George Orwell in his novel 1984, which can be used to remotely monitor people or organizations, and grasp the information at the hackers' will.

This "demonstration" by artist Chris O'Shea has an enormous hand alternately crushing, picking up, and tickling passersby. It certainly is reminiscent of the Kids in the Hall sketch with the head ...

Telescreen Pacts with Kidobi. AMSTERDAM/MUNICH/TORONTO, March 28: Several shows from the catalogue of Telescreen, an m4e company, are being added to the Kidobi online library for streaming in the ...

CANNES: Telescreen has scooped up the worldwide all media rights for the Dutch book-publishing character Fingerling (Pinkeltje), including related characters and stories, for adaptation into ...

Telescreen has already inked deals for Dibo in Benelux with Nickelodeon, for TV rights, and CNR, for home video. The new deal will see Telescreen represent Cocaban’s property in new territories and ...

Dutch distributor Telescreen, a subsidiary of German licensing group M4E, has bagged worldwide rights to a new animated shortform series about a door-to-door salesman. Rudolf (52×3′, left), centres on ...

Telescreen Down plays Friday at Java Jo’z in Murrieta, alongwith the Chain, Sybil, Jurelle Olivarez, and the Balcony Scene.Doors open at 7 p.m., and Telescreen Down will take the stage at8:30.