Herb Greenberg, who lost his sight at age 10, developed a test to let employers see workers for who they really are. Herb Greenberg lost his sight at age 10
Read More »Tag Archives: police
Feed SubscriptionHow I Fixed the Job Interview
Herb Greenberg, who lost his sight at age 10, developed a test to let employers see workers for who they really are. Herb Greenberg lost his sight at age 10
Read More »3 Easy Ways to Make Your Company Look Bad
Self-sabotage can come in many forms.
Read More »The Radical Transformation Of Customer Service
How to Be an Elegant Leader
%excerpt% Continue reading here: How to Be an Elegant Leader
Read More »TASER’s New Police Glasses-Cam Lets Citizens See What Cops See
TASER, best known for their electric shock guns, has a new product: Tiny, sunglass-mounted cameras that upload live footage from a cop's POV to the cloud. The idea
Read More »Google Maps Help Predict Meth Labs Before They Open
The same maps that can help you find your way to the mall can help the police predict where meth labs will pop up next. Here's a look inside the strange, fascinating world of geospatial predictive analysis. Google Maps is a lifesaver
Read More »Penn State: What Would Your Employees Have Done?
Mike McQueary's failure to stop the crime he witnessed was tragic, but not unusual. How can you be sure your employees would have done better?
Read More »Why Penn State Students RiotedThey Deify Joe Paterno
STATE COLLEGE, Pa.--Last night I witnessed the aftermath of the brief, angry riot at Penn State: an overturned news van being righted by a bulldozer, debris from battered cars and upended trash cans littering the street, college kids in “Joe Knows Football” t-shirts stumbling away from College Avenue with pepper sprayed red eyes and tear-stained faces, courtesy of the police. The students had reacted violently to the 10 p.m
Read More »Brazilian Eyes In The Sky Focus On The Disappearing Rainforest
By Michael J. Coren Armed with new drones, Brazilian authorities are sending them out over the wilderness to hunt for poachers and illegal mining and logging. Brazil's environmental police are deploying unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, to monitor the country's vast forest for illegal logging, drug trafficking and other crimes.
Read More »The Ad Men Behind Occupy George, Occupy Wall Street Infographics Printed On Dollar Bills
By making the facts simple to understand--and putting them in a rather prominent, poignant place--two creatives offer their skills to fight wealth disparity. As the Occupy Wall Street protests gain steam, their message is being broadcast to more people, via news stories, social media, and word of mouth.
Read More »Mexican Narcogangs’ War On Digital Media
Three brutal murders of Internet users shed light on Mexican narcogangs' monitoring of social media and the new dangers of blogging or commenting online in Mexico. In late September, police found the body of Nuevo Laredo resident Marisol Macias Castenada, a 39-year-old office manager for the city's Primera Hora newspaper, dumped on a bridge about a mile from the U.S. border
Read More »How To Catch A Poacher? DNA
New techniques in DNA retrieval from dead animals might change the balance in the often fruitless quest to stop the poaching of endangered species.
Read More »Shut Up Little Man!: How Vitriol Went Viral In 1987
Peter was gay; Raymond was a homophobe.
Read More »Creep Factor: Apple Conducts Residential Search
Imagine this: There is a suspicion that you are in possession of stolen property (hypothetically, of course). Police want to come search your house, your car, and your office.
Read More »