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Wife Stalker To Be Monitored By GPS Tracking Device
WLWT ChannelCincinnati.com via Yahoo! News Thu, 30 Dec 2004 8:15 AM PST
A Maineville man was ordered to be monitored by a GPS tracking device as part of his sentence for stalking his wife after she informed him that she intended to file for divorce.
Thought this would be a fun article on how GPS is changing the workplace....
Goofing Off? GPS Knows Where
Newhouse News Service Tue, 21 Dec 2004 3:03 PM PST
Customers and nosy neighbors sometimes accuse house painters at Neubert Painting Contractors in Cleveland of leaving work earlier than they should. It used to be the workers' words against their accusers'. But now the company trusts a printout.
Here's an interesting article about inexpensive GPS receivers for sale and how it could be used by terrorist organizations, possibly leading to regulated use of GPS in the future? As a former skateboader, I can see the bumper sticker now, "Geocaching is not a crime..."
Pak concerned over open sale of GPS in Peshawar:
New Kerala Wed, 15 Dec 2004 2:50 AM PST
[World News]: Islamabad, Dec 15 : Just a fortnight after international media reported the open sale of assault rifles and other merchandise of use to jihadis and remnants of the ousted Taliban militia in Afghanistan being sold in Quetta, Pakistan officials have said that Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite navigation system are now being openly sold in Peshawar.
Building collaboration between sales and marketing
eyeforpharma.com Tue, 07 Dec 2004 3:15 AM PST
At eyeforpharmabs recent CEE Pharmaceuticals Congress in Warsaw, TamC!s SzolyC!k, Head of Sales PC/MP, Novartis Hungary outlined strategies for building a collaborative relationship between pharmaceutical sales and marketing teams.
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