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March 28, 2008

Interviews and Podcasts

I was interviewed on (print and audio) science and secrecy, the (print and podcast) future of the security industry, and (podcast only) the psychology of security.

Posted on March 28, 2008 at 2:06 PM2 CommentsView Blog Reactions

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I have been told by someone who had previously worked for my city's public works department, that many of the red light cameras are non-functional. Basically the city put up a lot more of the weatherproof cases than they have cameras, and they periodically move the cameras from one intersection to another. The motion sensor and flash are part of the case, so they always act like they're functional, even if no picture is taken.

The upshot is, you have to assume that there's a camera in every case, and drive more carefully.

Posted by: Anonymous at March 28, 2008 2:55 PM


Sadly, Congress-requested NRC reports on science issues affecting public policy tend to have about one day of public exposure, followed by ritual entombment by the civil service. I can't remember a single one that had any impact at all. They are written to be ignored.

Posted by: Carlo Graziani at March 28, 2008 4:55 PM


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