Public Venue Security: The magazine for security professionals of stadiums, arenas and entertainment venues

POLITICAL PROTECTION
Securing the 2004 conventions is a massive, multiagency endeavor.
By Josh Long

CLEAN SWEEP
The Madrid bombing underscores the need for effective explosives detection.
By Kelly Teal

GOING TO THE DOGS
T&M Protection Resource’s canines are trusted explosive sniffers.
By Joseph Ricci

CUTTING THE CAMERA CORD
Broadband wireless networks are easing video surveillance deployments.
By Khali Henderson

MOBILE CONTROL ROOM
Perseus Wireless uses cellular networks to extend the video control room to the field.
By Khali Henderson

LOW-RISK HIGH RISE
Reducing the security and safety risk profile in city towers.
By Khali Henderson

FOCUS
Nearly 80 years after its invention, the turnstile remains indispensable to venue security.
By Kelly M. Teal

SHOWCASE
A roundup of modern turnstile options for public venues.

ASK THE EXPERT
Can venues be liable for not following unlegislated industry standards?
By Gil Fried

BEST PRACTICES
Tips for outsourcing event security staff.
By Tara Seals