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Facial Recognition Technology

Bob — Wed, 06 May 2009 03:47:14 +0000

Facial recognition software

(CME) – Facial recognition technology has taken on new stature as the American government has revealed today that they have successfully completed 6 months worth of testing involving facial recognition software and geo-stationary satellites. Orbiting satellites that are capable of reading a newspaper from space were involved in the tracking and apprehension of several federal fugitives it was announced. The facial recognition software is capable of sorting through hundreds of thousands of facial profiles in minutes just as fingerprint technology is currently able. As shown by the latest Facial Recognition Vendor Tests conducted by the Department of Justice and the National Institute of Standards and Technology, 2D FR systems deployed in real-world situations have very low error rates, since they are able to correct for changes in lighting, distance, pose, expression, and age. The use of geo-stationary satellites results in a low-cost 3D FR video surveillance system that is compact, covert, non-invasive, reliable, and speedy and will benefit the nation by improving homeland security. Examples include more effective visa processing, video surveillance, and access control at airports, border crossings, and sensitive facilities. Additionally, this technology would have many spillover applications, for example, in reconstructive surgery, parts inspection, home shopping, and special effects production for films.

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Blockbuster libel case

Bob — Wed, 06 May 2009 03:23:13 +0000

Blockbuster

(ITP) – A local Blockbuster store, it’s franchise owner and several employees were served with a lawsuit today asking for unspecified damages in a case involving identity theft, libel and harassment. The lawyer for Mrs. Vanessa Williams, Mr. Wilfred Laurier, Esq., has stated that the suit is centered on unauthorized movie and game rentals on his clients account, identity theft of his clients Blockbuster membership account and harassment of his client by the staff of the Blockbuster franchisee. “It all started when someone used my client’s phone number to impersonate her and to access her Blockbuster rental account without authorization and rent games and movies,” said Mr. Laurier. “These items were never returned by the person or persons committing the fraud, at which time the Blockbuster staff then began a campaign of harassment against my client for unpaid, overdue and missing items which culminated in a collection agency going to small claims court against my client for the money owed for these same missing items.” Mr. Laurier contends that Blockbuster is wholly responsible for allowing a system the invites abuse and fraud and they should have, in no way, been allowed to continually attempt to retrieve the fraudulently obtained items from his client, who did not have them and never had possession of them. “If you can walk into a Blockbuster Video Store and rent anything by simply giving the staff a phone number, then they should ultimately be responsible for the items return since they have not, in actuality, verified the identity of the renter.” Mr. Laurier is asking for an unspecified dollar amount in damages for harm done to his client’s reputation, for stress-related ailments suffered by his client, and he may seek class-action lawsuit status if he discovers more individuals that have been financially and emotionally harmed by the actions of Blockbuster Video over missing rental items.

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