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| | What Changes Are Occurring With Regard To Roadside "Drunk Driving" Investigations? | | |
The biggest change is the introduction of video cameras on patrol cars. A videotape that shows a drunken, combative driver, or a driver who can barely stand up on his own, is very convincing to a judge or jury, regardless of how a defendant appears in court. It is very difficult to protest that the officer is misinterpreting the roadside sobriety tests when the jury can see the driver's performance, and perhaps even hear what the driver is saying.
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It has been said that in October of 2004 a Google search returned less than 6,000 results for the term "podcasting". Today, a similar search yields more than 857,000 results. Like the blogging phenomenon, podcasting has come out of nowhere and attracted an enthusiastic following.
While some traditional radio talk shows have begun providing podcasts of their regularly-scheduled broadcasts, the bulk of the podcasts that have cropped up tend to be independent broadcasters who have a fascination with technology. As a result, some podcasts are a little rough around the edges. Nonetheless, it is clear that the technology provides a significant opportunity and potential. Even nay-sayers believe that podcasting is more than a passing fad.
Complete Article - Podcasting Works
The recent Forrester Research study, which claims that only 2% of online households in North America use RSS, took the internet marketing world by storm. Does this data really mean that marketers can still afford to ignore this channel?
Soon after the Forrrester study became public, I received a press enquiery asking whether marketers should be interested in RSS now that so few online adults use it.
Is this the correct question to ask? Lets take a look at the bigger picture
Do Marketers Need RSS
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