Can you get in touch?
Hi there,This falls foul our "do not engage with the audience of bristol media channels" policy, so gets rejected
I'm a journalist at the BBC, we're running an item on cycling on tomorrow's breakfast programme on Radio Bristol and I'm keen to speak to someone who uses a little camera on top of their helmets to capture various goings on during their commutes.
Can you get in touch with me as soon as possible please?
Thanks,
Jonathan
We only just saw the message, but we wouldn't be willing to take part anyway.
What we can do is point you at this video made while walking a bicycle over a zebra crossing on whiteladies road, where a car goes straight over the zebra crossing in front of the pedestrian and then they proceed into the BBC car park.
http://bristolcars.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/bbc-we-know- they-are-on-our-side.html
We saw the driver a few days later in the BBC radio van. If you recognise your colleague you may want to point them at the video and pass on the following message
"the western governments may be collaborating with google, yahoo, facebook &c to watch all our online activities & to record all that we do, but the monitoring infrastructure -phones and helmet cameras- is near ubiquitous, and google are happy to offer us use of their storage and computing services for nothing. The era of "getting away with something" is over. Please consider that the next time you choose to drive over a zebra crossing while someone is walking over it.
http://bristolcars.blogspot.
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