FOR RELEASE: Feb. 5, 2009
Howard Goldman, President of www.FollowThatCar.com, Available to Comment on Google Latitude.
Howard Goldman, president of www.FollowThatCar.com, is available to offer his unique perspective on the Google Latitude innovations currently making worldwide news. Based in Buffalo, N.Y., www.FollowThatCar.com has worked with the U.S. Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security, as well as many branches of state and local law enforcement and also private detectives throughout the nation. The company is also experienced in dealing with companies and families.
"Google Latitude's free cell phone tracking service ushers in a new level of consumer awareness for GPS spying. Today's headline Google Latitude story has suddenly brought the reality of GPS sleuthing into every home in the country overnight," Goldman said. "It is no doubt becoming the topic of every dinner table."
The Buffalo firm www.FollowThatCar.com has been manufacturing and distributing covert GPS tracking systems since 1999, making it one of the oldest companies in the field. Its products have been spotlighted on such popular TV shows as "CSI," "Cheaters" and "The Wire." Goldman has been featured as a source in the Wall Street Journal and magazines including Fortune, PC magazine and Law Enforcement Technology.
To arrange an interview with Howard Goldman, call toll-free 1-888-477-9779., or email HG@HowardGoldman.com
Howard Goldman, President of www.FollowThatCar.com, Available to Comment on Google Latitude.
Howard Goldman, president of www.FollowThatCar.com, is available to offer his unique perspective on the Google Latitude innovations currently making worldwide news. Based in Buffalo, N.Y., www.FollowThatCar.com has worked with the U.S. Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security, as well as many branches of state and local law enforcement and also private detectives throughout the nation. The company is also experienced in dealing with companies and families.
"Google Latitude's free cell phone tracking service ushers in a new level of consumer awareness for GPS spying. Today's headline Google Latitude story has suddenly brought the reality of GPS sleuthing into every home in the country overnight," Goldman said. "It is no doubt becoming the topic of every dinner table."
The Buffalo firm www.FollowThatCar.com has been manufacturing and distributing covert GPS tracking systems since 1999, making it one of the oldest companies in the field. Its products have been spotlighted on such popular TV shows as "CSI," "Cheaters" and "The Wire." Goldman has been featured as a source in the Wall Street Journal and magazines including Fortune, PC magazine and Law Enforcement Technology.
To arrange an interview with Howard Goldman, call toll-free 1-888-477-9779., or email HG@HowardGoldman.com
