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Webpage printout / press release archive (house oversight document)
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Summary
This document is a printout of archived press releases from GTXC (GTX Corporation) spanning February to June 2006. It details the company's development of GPS tracking technology for footwear and PDAs, and cites academic studies from Boston University and Cornell regarding the market acceptance of person-to-person surveillance. The page bears a 'HOUSE_OVERSIGHT' footer, indicating it is part of a congressional investigation document dump.
People (1)
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| Cornell Business students | Students |
Analyzing a case study on GTXC developed at the university
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Organizations (5)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| GTXC |
Also known as GTX Corporation; developer of GPS tracking technologies
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| Cornell University |
Developed a case study on GTXC
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| Boston University |
Conducted a study on consumer demand for P2P surveillance
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| HP |
Manufacturer of the iPaq 6515 PDA mentioned in product release
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| World Shoe Association |
Hosted the trade show where GTXC unveiled footwear technology
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Location of GTXC announcements
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Location of World Shoe Association trade show
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Relationships (2)
GTXC shared the release of a recent Boston University study
Cornell Business students analyzing a case study developed on GTXC
Key Quotes (3)
"up to 81% of those surveyed approve the use of P2P surveillance under specific situations"Source
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"nearly a third (32%) say they are likely to use a tracking device to monitor a loved one in the future"Source
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"GTXC (GTX Corporation), known worldwide for developing and commercializing innovative shoe-based GPS tracking technologies"Source
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shoe-based and hand held satellite tracking products - will address the Cornell Business students
that are analyzing a case study that was developed over the past year at the university.
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that are analyzing a case study that was developed over the past year at the university.
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GTXC announces newest addition to PERSONAL GPS suite of miniaturized location-
finding solutions
finding solutions
Los Angeles, California, June 1, 2006 - GTXC (GTX Corporation), known worldwide for
developing and commercializing innovative shoe-based GPS tracking technologies, today
announced a downloadable location-finding application for hand held PDAs.
Beginning with PaqTrax™ for the HP iPaq 6515, the newest GTXC application integrates a PDA's
embedded GPS abilities with the internet-based GTXC TrackPack™, creating a complete Personal
GPS™ tracking and location-finding solution.
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developing and commercializing innovative shoe-based GPS tracking technologies, today
announced a downloadable location-finding application for hand held PDAs.
Beginning with PaqTrax™ for the HP iPaq 6515, the newest GTXC application integrates a PDA's
embedded GPS abilities with the internet-based GTXC TrackPack™, creating a complete Personal
GPS™ tracking and location-finding solution.
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Boston University study validates Americans' acceptance of Person-to-Person (P2P)
surveillance
surveillance
Los Angeles, California, March 14, 2006 - GTXC, Inc., maker of miniaturized tracking
technologies - including a patented shoe-based GPS location-finding platform - shared in the
release of a recent Boston University study which offers proof of strong consumer demand for
Person-To-Person (P2P) tracking and surveillance products. Despite increased media attention to
governmental eavesdropping and surveillance issues, the study's conclusions contradict privacy
advocates and redress recent media sentiments by finding that up to 81% of those surveyed
approve the use of P2P surveillance under specific situations, and nearly a third (32%) say they are
likely to use a tracking device to monitor a loved one in the future.
Download the full article
technologies - including a patented shoe-based GPS location-finding platform - shared in the
release of a recent Boston University study which offers proof of strong consumer demand for
Person-To-Person (P2P) tracking and surveillance products. Despite increased media attention to
governmental eavesdropping and surveillance issues, the study's conclusions contradict privacy
advocates and redress recent media sentiments by finding that up to 81% of those surveyed
approve the use of P2P surveillance under specific situations, and nearly a third (32%) say they are
likely to use a tracking device to monitor a loved one in the future.
Download the full article
GTXC announces world's first GPS location-reporting technology built into footwear
Los Angeles, California, February 10, 2006 - After several years of intensive research and
development, GTXC (GTX Corporation) today announced the world's first GPS location-reporting
platform built into footwear. Unveiled at the World Shoe Association trade show in Las Vegas,
Nevada, the company's patented solution links advanced GPS and cellular miniaturization
technology with internet-based monitoring capabilities to provide accurate, real-time location and
movement history to a wide range of users. Their shoe-based technology also introduces an
development, GTXC (GTX Corporation) today announced the world's first GPS location-reporting
platform built into footwear. Unveiled at the World Shoe Association trade show in Las Vegas,
Nevada, the company's patented solution links advanced GPS and cellular miniaturization
technology with internet-based monitoring capabilities to provide accurate, real-time location and
movement history to a wide range of users. Their shoe-based technology also introduces an
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