This document, stamped HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_032100, contains a compilation of press excerpts and news summaries spanning from 2003 to 2009 regarding GTX Corporation and the emerging market for GPS tracking footwear. The articles discuss public acceptance of surveillance for safety, deals with partners like Aertrex Worldwide and Enfora Inc., and specific applications for tracking children and Alzheimer's patients. It appears to be a background research document or press archive included in a larger production.
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| James Klein | Larta VOX Editor |
Author of the article 'Brave New GPS World' dated November 3, 2003.
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| GTX Corporation |
Company debuting GPS-based tracking shoes; subject of multiple news items.
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| Boston University |
Conducted research on American attitudes toward electronic monitoring.
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| Larta VOX |
Publication or platform for James Klein's article.
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| Aertrex Worldwide |
Signed a footwear deal with GTX for Personal Location Services products.
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| Enfora, Inc. |
Announced adoption of their GPS module by GTX Corporation.
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| House Oversight Committee |
Source of the document production (inferred from footer stamp).
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Location of news regarding GPS shoes for Alzheimer's patients (June 10, 2009).
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Location of Enfora, Inc. announcement (March 27, 2007).
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"The greatest endorsement of P2P surveillance is that 66% of Americans are comfortable being monitored by concerned loved ones in case of emergency."Source
"Soon, we could attach GPS locators to everything we own - cell phones, briefcases, wallets - and even our children."Source
"GTX signs its first footwear deal for its Personal Location Services product with Aertrex Worldwide"Source
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