Through a cracked lens: CCTV and the urban crisis in HBO’sThe Wire

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The images above are taken from the opening credits of HBO’s The Wire [2002-2008]. As is evidenced by the name of the show’s creator, David Simon, in the top left corner of each image, this sequenc...

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