READ ALL ABOUT IT - Second “Security World News” Webcast Airs

March 12, 2009 - PRLog -- With Security World News you can stay up to speed with breaking Home, Business, Personal, and Local Security news, technology, and tips.  In our efforts to keep you informed, we invite you to view our premiere SWN Webcast.  To date, it’s the first ever Webcast of its kind to cover the world of Security in a TV video news format.  The webcast is hosted by TV and Internet journalist Annie Blanco.

The lead story in the SWN Webcast #2 rundown is about Life Alert Emergency Response Inc.  The company is suing CVS Pharmacy for trademark infringement.  At question is the phrase, “Help!  I’ve fallen and I can’t get up.”  The lawsuit was filed in a California court and claims that the defendants continually use Life Alert’s name and slogan.

The second story covers New York based NAPCO, and its acquisition of Marks USA, one of the largest independent manufacturer of grade 1 industrial and commercial locksets.  With this purchase, NAPCO, which is a publicly traded security product manufacturer, expands its door technology endeavors, which includes remote control locks.

And moving onto the third story on the SWN Webcast #2 rundown – GE Security has stopped selling their popular personal emergency response product, CareGuard.  SWN talks to GE dealers and customers to get their response.

And finally – Security World News tips, sponsored by the Home Security Store.  Each webcast ends with a series of Home Security tips.  This time SWN covers tips on how to pick a personal emergency response system and how to decide on a medical alert provider.

To directly view SWN Webcasts please go to http://www.SecurityWorldNews.com or visit the SWN YouTube account at http://www.youtube.com/user/SecurityWorldNews.

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