April 19, 2006 (Press Release) --
Clarity Digital Investigations Jeff Dee president and CEO appeared on “Workopolis TV,” a daily business show airing on ROBTV that examines career building. Dee appeared on February 20, 2006, where he explained that one of the most fulfilling elements of a career in computer forensics is the ability to take on cases that help the public good. Dee, for example, has been involved in numerous cases that would lead to criminal investigations such as a case where he helped hunt a cyber stalker who prayed on children through instant messenger networks.
ClarityDI is a leading Toronto-based computer forensics firm. Jeffery Dee is known as a leader and pioneer in the field, and is a frequent commentator on all matters relating to digital investigations.
“Workopolis TV” is the first nationally broadcast, interactive TV match-making service for employers and employees. Three nights a week, host Kim Parlee and contributing editor, Tony Martin will focus on the latest employment trends, from career planning and advice to placement opportunities.
To find out more about ClarityDI please contact:
Jeffery Dee
President and CEO
Clarity Digital Investigations Inc.
(416) 628-3816
jdee@claritydi.com
www.claritydi.com
ClarityDI is a leading Toronto-based computer forensics firm. Jeffery Dee is known as a leader and pioneer in the field, and is a frequent commentator on all matters relating to digital investigations.
“Workopolis TV” is the first nationally broadcast, interactive TV match-making service for employers and employees. Three nights a week, host Kim Parlee and contributing editor, Tony Martin will focus on the latest employment trends, from career planning and advice to placement opportunities.
To find out more about ClarityDI please contact:
Jeffery Dee
President and CEO
Clarity Digital Investigations Inc.
(416) 628-3816
jdee@claritydi.com
www.claritydi.com

ClarityDI CEO and President Jeffery Dee appeared on ROBTV’s “Workopolis TV” show to discuss careers in computer forensics.
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