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We picked this up just now from Fast Company, <a href="http://www.rearwindowmedia.com/">Rear Window Media</a>

This has to be one of the least intelligent uses of technology for generating awareness that we have ever seen.

Can you imagine the litigation that will ensue from crashes caused by distracted drivers?  What's next, advertising on the rear view mirror?