[[GlobalShock: TASER Inc. adopts an initiative that combines good PR (peoving their commitment to “saviong lives” with a call to buy its “Protector safe-driver system” … “About 40 students and parents learned about the dangers and consequences of driving while distracted during the Road Sensibility program Wednesday night at Paradise Valley High School. Scottsdale-based Taser International, […]
[[GlobalShock: This article is from a KPHO, a CBS affiliate in Phoenix, Arizona. It presents an extremely positive overview of a new taser consumer product that is already worrying jurists, parental guidance counselors and children’s rights activists: the “Protector” a core elements in the Taser “family protection system” : “… an electronic Bluetooth jammer installed under the dash of any car that renders cell phones almost useless.” And if they need to call for help?]]
[[GlobalShock: TASER Inc. in a press release, published the same day in policemag.com, which is almost their inhouse police magazine (see ANALAYSES: “How Taser Inc. sells its products”), although this is not recognized on the magazine’s internet site . TASER Inc. is lauching its latest consumer product, focusing on restoring traditional family values (read: “parental control”). It does not come cheap. but it’s likely to prove a good PR exercise with the police, showing “TASER Inc. cares” (as with the “Foundation for Officers who die on duty”.]]