The team that Hansen used for "To Catch a Predator" was at the forefront of Internet safety.
"The Recorder affiliate Legaltech News recently caught up with one of the forefront experts in both DMCA and automated notice sending, Annemarie Bridy, a University of Idaho College of Law professor who also works with Stanford's Center for Internet and Society.
Now that we've caught up, it's important to keep diversity at the forefront.
It can be at the forefront of turning what are currently just catch phrases into a roadmap for the 21st century.
"We're sorry we got caught," apologises the parody of Volkswagen, the car manufacturer at the forefront of the diesel emissions scandal.
New York was not at the forefront of that movement, but it has caught up, said Michael Oshman, executive director of the Green Restaurant Association, which rates the ecological impact of eating establishments.
Over the last decade, in terms of volume, approximately one fifth of all catches came from IUU. Sustainable oceans are at the forefront of our policy and tackling IUU fishing is one of its aspects.
The hardware is sensational, and the software smarts, already good but not always at the forefront, especially when it comes to live-playing radio stations, will surely catch up.
Interpol's public appeal hopes to catch nine fugitives suspected of environmental crimes costing hundreds of millions of dollars, in a move to catapult the issue to the forefront of international law enforcement.
The Imperial scientists are at the forefront of a hallucinogenic research revival and say they have 50 years of science to catch up on.
But don't get too caught up with names, cautions Nicholas Lowry, president of Swann Galleries, a New York auction house that has been at the forefront of the poster market.
