DailySplice Launches Law Enforcement 2.0 Podcast - "Social Media @Large."

Online, October 23, 2009 (Newswire.com) - Victoria, BC, (Oct. 22 2009) - DailySplice, creator of the Podcast Station and specializing in online communications for law enforcement, has launched a new podcast titled "Social Media @Large." The Podcast Station itself is branded for DailySplice and called "The Law Enforcement 2.0 Podcast."

The podcast will delve into the world of new social media and its role in law enforcement. This subject is very new to the web 2.0 conversation, and DailySplice is one of few companies covering it in depth, let alone doing a podcast about it.

"Many police departments have become active on social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter, but most still are very fresh to the idea and looking to learn more," said CEO Rian Bowden.

Bowden hopes the podcast can become a one-stop hub for all discussion related to social media and law enforcement.

The podcast has been created by DailySplice Marketing Coordinator, Mike Waraich, who has been researching social media's role in law enforcement for some time, and blogging about it and discussing it in groups and forums.

"I created a group on LinkedIn also called Law Enforcement 2.0, and started to really pick up some popularity," says Waraich. "Once I realized the growth and popularity of the group and recognized our need to start podcasting the Social Media @Large podcast was a no-brainer."

Waraich will not solely contribute to the podcast, however. The podcast will be open for others in the niche field of web 2.0 and law enforcement as well.

"I am opening this up to some of the industry's top thought-leaders," says Waraich. "Bringing in opinions and perspective from others in the industry will bring about greater value for listeners; much like it did for readers in the LinkedIn group."

So far, the podcast has 3 episodes - an inaugural episode, a discussion episode featuring Christa M Miller from Cops2point0.com and Lauri Stevens from ConnectedCops.net, and An interview with Chief Dan Alexander from the Boca Raton Police Department. Waraich intends to release at least one weekly episode. Contributors will add episodes as they please.