Cameras Can't Sub for Cops, Cox Opines
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By Joe Swickard, Detroit Free Press  Feb. 2--If law enforcement officials are thinking about using unmanned cameras at intersections to catch and ticket drivers running red lights, think again: The Michigan attorney general says it violates the law.
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Sensors and cameras are used in many cities to catch drivers who run red lights. But several studies show the presence of cameras may cause more accidents, not fewer.
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The C-SPAN cable network wants to use its own cameras in the U.S. House of Representatives instead of receiving the usual official live feed.
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TiVo beats the Street, but it's not all good news for the DVR specialist.
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Media advocate Reporters Without Borders has called for the establishment of a special police unit to investigate media killings in Iraq after a record 12 journalists were slain in May.
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Blog: You can't fit an SLR replacement in your jeans pocket, but some small cameras such as the Ricoh GX-100 and Canon PowerShot G series are steps in the right direction.
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A pill-sized camera might eliminate the need for invasive techniques to screen for inflammations or obstructions in the esophagus.
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Forget the megaphones. Police will have a much more high-tech &#151; and louder &#151; option to make themselves heard over the din of Manhattan traffic and noisy protesters outside the Republican National Convention.
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By CAROLYN SHAPIRO  BY carolyn shapiro  THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT  Hey, all you local Redskins fans: You can now watch your NFL team in high-definition on cable TV.   After at least two years of talks, cable television provider Cox Communications Inc.
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The Prince William County police chief said yesterday that the county should install video cameras in patrol cars to help protect officers from allegations of racial profiling as they enforce the county's crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Business & money: Anger follows introduction of rules that mean victims can no longer report incidents directly to police.
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A car circles a high-rise three times. Someone leaves a backpack in a park. Such things go unnoticed in big cities every day. But that could change in Chicago with a new video surveillance system that would recognize such anomalies and alert authorities to take a closer look.
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By Donna Porstner, The Stamford Advocate, Conn.  Feb. 22--STAMFORD -- The Board of Representatives' Transportation Committee will hold a public hearing tonight on whether the city should put video feeds from traffic cameras on its Web site.   City Rep.
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TV networks are desperate for a return to cameras in the courtroom
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As manufacturers roll out cameras with more features, analysts question whether consumers will use them.
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Ministers are considering a plan to allow police in England and Wales to use traffic cameras when investigating all forms of crime.
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'Black box' for police vehicles Data recorders should be fitted to all police vehicles, says a report by the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC).â¦