Maybe it's the events of 9/11 or maybe it is our experience with the information age that is making people approach biometrics carefully.

While recent natural disasters emphasize the need to plan for catastrophic events, businesses can be disrupted by more frequently occurring crisis including fires, floods, power, utility or technology failures.

We've tried to pick events for a variety of age groups.

We aren't in an information age, we are in an entertainment age.

We return a lot of experience in a lot of different areas. We cover more events, and we have more big-meet points. Overall we're pretty balanced. It's just a matter of developing depth in certain areas.

Many people want information about certain events when they actually take place, regardless of whether they are close to a TV set or not. The Olympics is a prime example of such an event. When you are capable of receiving TV services on your mobile, it is easy to watch the Olympic highlights, even when you are far from a TV set.