Currently, vehicles are equipped with forward facing cameras to assist forensic investigations of events by proactive image-capturing from streets and roads.
Rather than decide personal branding was evil, Roffer became proactive about her image.
Although some of the workflows presented here (e.g., pre-digitization curation, imaging, image processing, and data capture) represent relatively mature protocols based on extensive experience, others, especially image archiving, proactive digitization, and organizing and executing public participation blitzes, are ripe for testing and enhancement.
In fact, Taser is so proactive in painting the image of its products as safe that it offers to shoot anybody who approaches the company's booths at trade shows — an offer that ABC News reporter Amanda Congdon took up at CES this year in one of the show's most memorable moments (an act that Jon Stewart called "Look-at-me-reporter-crap").
We document problems but many of the assignments that we commission are projects seeking to provide a solution to problems, so a lot of the images are proactive and solution driven. .
Like Beastall, Bennett knows that being proactive in boosting his own image can lead to other opportunities.
The 95-year-old nonprofit decided to rebrand itself, adopting a new streamlined logo and the tagline "Start With Trust" to recast its image to a proactive, not just reactive, organization.
Pressed to explain the distinction between his proactive position on online pornographic images and his laissez-faire stance on topless images in newspapers, he said that it was up to consumers whether or not they wanted to buy the Sun.
This new law will make it difficult to lay claim to your images without some proactive preventive measures on your part.
And as for the fuskers, Photobucket still doesn't seem to have put any new controls in place to prevent this, but it is trying to make more of an effort to communicate to users how they be more proactive in making sure their images don't get abused in this way.
