Sick

Simon was allowed a week off, now I have to concede and say sorry to everyone.  Last week our kids were sick and, inevitably it was passed on to myself. Oh joy!

I spent a night camped out in the bathroom, scared to move more than a few feet away, if at all.

But don’t be worried, Simon and I will actually be recording a new episode in just a few days time, this time we’ll both be at the same desk, at the same computer so the sound quality should be the best yet (pity about the content).

Oh, by the way.  I’m thinking about running a small advert on the site.  This would mainly be for purchasing items for competitions and the like.  Give me your feedback about it.

Episode 6 – Virtual Vigilanteeism

I am please to announce that episode 6 is available for your listening pleasure.

In this episode we discuss virtual vigilanteeism.  Is it a blessing or a curse when these vigilantes get involved?

We would really like to hear about your first hand experiences of the laws requiring forensic investigators to be registered private investigators, how has it affected you?  Please drop us an email at admin@forensic4cast.com or leave a comment on the web page at http://www.forensic4cast.com.

I made mention of the internet archive the link is right here: http://web.archive.org

New episode by Monday (I hope)

So, Simon’s mouth has a big hole in it, but he feels well enough to do a podcast so we’ll hopefully do one on Sunday for release on Monday morning.  It should be an interesting one…

I want to talk about virtual vigilanteeism, among other things.

I also owe a couple of apologies.

Don’t miss it.

No new episode today, sorry

I’m sorry to say that we are not able to do an episode of Forensic 4cast tonight. Simon visited the dentist today and has been feeling a little worse for wear.
Once Simon has recovered enough we’ll record another episode.
Thanks for your patience.

Correction

Thanks to Jamie from Forensic Focus who pointed out my mistake in episode 3.  I wrongfully stated that Brian Carrier did PTK and Jamie has corrected me in saying that Dario Forte (founder of DFLabs) is the main man behind it instead.

Sorry for the mistake, I do get confused from time to time and will likely need correcting in the future.

A link to Forensic Focus can be found in the column to the left.