Big Brother Awards
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The Big Brother Awards recognize "the government and private sector organizations ... which have done the most to threaten personal privacy". They are named after the George Orwell character Big Brother from the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four.
[edit] Countries
The following countries have their own version of the Big Brother Awards:
- Big Brother Awards (Australia)
- Big Brother Awards (Austria)
- Big Brother Awards (Belgium)
- Big Brother Awards (Bulgaria)
- Big Brother Awards (Czech Republic)
- Big Brother Awards (Denmark)
- Big Brother Awards (Finland)
- Big Brother Awards (France)
- Big Brother Awards (Germany)
- Big Brother Awards (Hungary)
- Big Brother Awards (Italy)
- Big Brother Awards (Japan) (2003)
- Big Brother Awards (Netherlands)
- Big Brother Awards (New Zealand)
- Big Brother Awards (Spain)
- Big Brother Awards (Switzerland)
- Big Brother Awards (United Kingdom)
- Big Brother Awards (United States)
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