IFSEC International, the international security expo organization, has predicted 10 key security trends which will impact the video surveillance industry in coming years. Let’s review the top trends which are […]
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IFSEC International, the international security expo organization, has predicted 10 key security trends which will impact the video surveillance industry in coming years. Let’s review the top trends which are […]
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After listening in on a recent webinar, I noticed a few people had asked for a list of qualified IP video surveillance integrators and Installers. You can find a few […]
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Within a year, hundreds of Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) buses will be equipped with what Minuteman CEO Joseph Lynch calls “one of the most advanced multiband wireless IP video […]
Read More ›Completely Re-engineered Camera Includes Bluetooth LE, Making it the Ideal Hub for the Emerging Connected Home Dropcam, Inc., makers of the leading Wi-Fi video monitoring camera and cloud service, today […]
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What is Priority Response? Video-verified alarms have only been on the mainstream market for a handful of years. After they started showing up more frequently a few years ago, law […]
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VIEVU, the industry leader in body worn video (BWV) for police, law enforcement and other security organizations, today announced its partnership with Motorola Solutions, enabling Motorola to add a small […]
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Alcohol Shelf Collapses in Store: Cleanup on Aisle 9! Security camera video capturing the heart-sinking moment a supermarket beverage display collapses during an employee’s inventory check. Yes, this has gone […]
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Comprehensive, large-scale border security that fits within a nation?s budget has been a major challenge to technologists. This is especially true for the U.S. Southwest border where, so far, technology […]
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:25 EST, 4 October 2013 | UPDATED: 12:25 EST, 4 October 2013 38 View comments While this homeowner will be glad their mail was delivered safely to their front door, they might not be so happy about the condition of their lawn. An astonishing video has captured the moment that a lazy USPS worker drove across a homeowner’s garden so they could deliver small packages to the door. The footage shows a female postal worker nonchalantly driving across the lawn and its sprinkler system, before pulling up outside the home, climbing from the vehicle and taking just a few steps. Scroll down for video Door-to-door delivery: A YouTube video shows a postal worker driving across a lawn to get to the door Easy route: After parking up, a postal worker can be seen leaving the van and walking just a few steps Discarded: She nonchalantly tosses the packages down on the porch in a lackluster attempt at her job And here’s hoping there was nothing fragile inside the delivery – because she tosses the letters and packages to the ground before jumping back in her van and backing out. The video, which has been watched more than 220,000 times since it was posted on YouTube on Thursday, was caught by a surveillance camera outside the property. It has been released to promote iSpy Connect, a home security camera system. ‘I simply have no words,’ the YouTube user posted beneath their video. ‘The package was […]
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How Glenwood Police Department uses portable video camera platform as roving security zone Like many small town police departments seeking to maintain neighborhood safety, the Village of Glenwood, Ill., needed […]
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San Leandro City Council approved to move ahead with expanding its video surveillance system, however, with hesitation over the one-year retention period of information collected by the cameras. The council […]
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The Security & Fire division of IHS Electronics & Media will be launching a new report soon: Enterprise and IP Storage used for Video Surveillance – 2014 This will be […]
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Darren Gamage welcomes biometric security and its commercial applications, but there are concerns about data integrity that must be overcome first. How ironic: I found myself sat in a hospital […]
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Pivot3 Inc., supplier of video surveillance and VDI serverless storage apliances, announces the release of its vSTAC Watch Edge R2 appliances, designed for distributed sites requiring fast shared storage with […]
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Cloud service provider Nirvanix may have inadvertently validated customers’ fears centered around cloud storage. It was reported last week by U.K.-based website Information Age that Nirvanix has told its customers […]
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Bosch Security Systems, Inc. introduces the DIVAR IP family of all-in-one video management systems. The appliances combine a network recorder, storage array, client workstation and integrated software for simple and […]
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Remembering the days when the old Comdex computer trade show was held at Chicago’s McCormick Place, visiting this year’s ASIS expo just felt natural. More and more I.T. technology is […]
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Dailies. B-Rolls. Circle-Takes. These digital video oriented processes of the ?Hollywood? production marketplace have ?for nearly a decade now? seen an explosion in the volume of recorded video that must be stored and managed. Entirely new workflows have been created to handle the deluge of video that digital movie-set cameras have unleashed. In the old days parts of movies, TV shows, and commercials would end up on the ?cutting room floor? as sections of film were edited out of the production. Nowadays, every ?take? is kept and possibly re-used in the bloopers edition or the director?s cut release.
Read More ›Video footage doesn?t lie. Why do you think NFL football teams gather every Monday morning and break down game film from the previous day? They do it to learn what […]
Read More ›From New York City to Rialto, CA: Police Body Cameras Issues include whether a mandatory worn-video appliance would compromise police duties and effectiveness; would politicize basic law enforcement; would provide […]
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