Patriots' spying scandal raises technology questions
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Why do we even need radio helmets and Wi-Fi on the sidelines? Tech has countless uses but please keep the geeks off the gridiron.
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A small security company in suburban Boston has emerged as a subject in the investigation of Hewlett-Packard Co.'s boardroom spying scandal, according to a source familiar with the matter.
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The NFL is looking into claims a New England Patriots employee was videotaping signals by Jets coaches on New York's sideline during the season opener.
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The NFL reportedly is considering punishing the New England Patriots for spying on the New York Jets in their season opener
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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is willing to pursue any believable information in the Spygate case. He simply doesn't know if any exists.
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The Hewlett-Packard scandal revealed much about corporate spying. But boardrooms are still defining the ethical boundaries.
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Even while they are at the center of a spying storm, the New England Patriots stay calm. The Patriots followed a week of distractions in which their coach and organization was fined and will lose a draft pick or two by routing the San Diego Chargers 38-14 on Sunday night. It never was close.
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BELGRADE, Aug 25 (IPS) - Every other person now seems a spy of sorts.  Bugging devices, secret cameras and other surveillance equipment  are no longer the exclusive tools of the police; more and more,  ordinary people are beginning to use such devices.
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It's technically possible to monitor runners wearing Nike's workout-tracking devices without their knowledge, security consultant Ira Winkler acknowledges. But there's more to intelligent risk assessment than determining what's feasible.
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Analysis: It may have caved in allowing all its fans to watch the Patriots play for an undefeated season, but the league network's battle with cable companies is far from over
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A spying scandal at the start of the  season had not tainted the achievements of the New England  Patriots, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said on Friday.
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Deciphering the depth and breadth of the New England Patriotsâ electronic taping habits still largely rests with a former video assistant being prodded to talk from several angles.
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Sen. Arlen Specter and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell could meet next week to discuss the league's investigation into spying allegations against the New England Patriots.
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Mondayâs Links Ryan Wilson at the FanHouse points out that your team is in bad shape when the best thing that happens to you all day is a car accident that youâre not injured in. The Consumerist reports on how the Patriots, unable to spy on opposing teams, now have taken to spying on their fans. [...].
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The New England Patriots could face severe sanctions if an NFL investigation rules that coach Bill Belichick violated league rules by videotaping the New York Jets defensive signals during their regular season opener.
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The N.F.L. is investigating whether the Patriots broke league rules prohibiting taping an opponentâs signals on the sideline.
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Senator Arlen Specter finally met with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell yesterday to discuss the league's handling of its investigation into "Spygate," and according to Specter, he was told the Patriots' taping of opposing teams' signals had been going on since 2000, when Bill Belichick took over as coach.