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From: "ctaylor" <cta..._at_pinpoint-productions.com>
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The March issue of Security Management Magazine, published by ASIS
International, just gave The Red Balloon a 5 Star rating and I would like t=
o
share that with the group. The review reads as follows:
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"This is a two-hour training video on the rather abstruse topic of
eavesdropping, but it is refreshingly vibrant and engaging. And in terms o=
f
substance, the video/DVD is on par with the most thorough texts.
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Charles Taylor, a noted expert in espionage, sought a way to keep in touch
with the field after he retired, and he has clearly worked on conveying his
hard won wisdom in a palatable a matter as possible. The Red Balloon is th=
e
result.
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The easy-to-follow format features twelve sections, each dealing with a
separate topic, from phone taps and bug sweeps to selecting a TSCM service
provider. The DVD can be viewed all at once, or individual sections can be
meted out as discrete training units.
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Though sometimes technical, the video mostly operates at a level accessible
to rank and file staff. It covers commonsense issues such as locking up
papers, using shredders, and identifying potential adversaries. Other
information might be news even to security professionals. For example,
Taylor explains that many spying devices are not illegal to own but are
illegal to use.
=20
When the material does get technical, Taylor explains information clearly
and adds a dose of dry wit to keep viewers' attention. He provides just
enough information to be useful, changing topics before viewers can get
bored."
=20
I am obviously delighted by this review. You can read more reviews by
going to: http://www.tscmvideo.com/reviews-tscm-video.html

Charlie Taylor

Pinpoint Productions

5827 Chapelwood Way

Dallas, TX 75228

214-324-2299

cta..._at_pinpoint-productions.com

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by ASIS International, just gave The Red Balloon a 5 Star rating and I woul=
d
like to share that with the group.  The review reads as follows: 
  
“This is a two-hour training video on the rather abstruse topic of
eavesdropping, but it is refreshingly vibrant and engaging.  And in te=
rms
of substance, the video/DVD is on par with the most thorough texts. 
  
Charles Taylor, a noted expert in espionage, sought a way to keep in touch =
with
the field after he retired, and he has clearly worked on conveying his hard=
won
wisdom in a palatable a matter as possible.  The Red Balloon is the
result. 
  
The easy-to-follow format features twelve sections, each dealing with a
separate topic, from phone taps and bug sweeps to selecting a TSCM service
provider.  The DVD can be viewed all at once, or individual sections c=
an
be meted out as discrete training units. 
  
Though sometimes technical, the video mostly operates at a level accessible=
to
rank and file staff.  It covers commonsense issues such as locking up
papers, using shredders, and identifying potential adversaries.  Other
information might be news even to security professionals.  For example=
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that many spying devices are not illegal to own but are illegal to use. 
  
When the material does get technical, Taylor explains
information clearly and adds a dose of dry wit to keep viewers’
attention.  He provides just enough information to be useful, changing
topics before viewers can get bored.” 
  
 I am obviously delighted by this review.  You can read more revi=
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by going to:  <a href=3D"http://www.tscmvideo.com/reviews-tscm-video.h=
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Pinpoint Productions

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214-324-2299

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