The Supreme Court is considering how police can use GPS devices on vehicles to track the whereabouts of individuals under investigation. The devices are for sale on the internet: http://www.brickhousesecurity.com/gps-car-tracking-vehicle-logging.html.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-27080_3-57320876-245/supreme-court-invokes-1984-fears-with-gps-car-tracking/
http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Teardown-of-Covert-FBI-CarTracking-Device-Reveals-GPS-Long-Battery-Life-698205/?kc=EWKNLSTE05122011STR2
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2011/05/gps/
I notice many more books than I can read. Here are ones that have come to my attention that sound interesting, whether I ever get around to reading them or not.
Book-Related Blog's I've Noticed
- ABE used books
- aNobii
- Bartleby
- Bird-Safe Glass
- Bookcourt - My Favorite Bookstore
- Books Toolbox - 50+ Sites
- Books well read
- Chilling Effects
- Counterintelligence Reader
- Farber's IP Archives
- Fetchbook
- Marylaine Block's Book Bytes
- McCullagh's Politech archive
- New York Review of Books
- Poemhunter Quotations
- Posner's blog
- Post your favorites on the web at del.icio.us
- Project Gutenberg
- The Elegant Variation
- Times Literary Supplement
- Wordsmith - A Word A Day
1 comment:
By using a GPS car tracking car company owners will know where exactly there cars are at all times. It will help them follow the car's route too. They will know whether or not a car has strayed from its approved path and is making unnecessary stops.
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