Did Digital Ally (DGLY) just outdo Elon Musk for Twitter (TWTR) hype? The maker of body-worn cameras for law enforcement tweeted that it would hold a BIG announcement on Friday morning via Twitter’s Periscope live stream app. So what was the big news? Apparently, Digital Ally is title sponsor of the PGA’s Web.com Kansas City golf tournament for the next five years. That did not thrill Digital Ally investors, who expressed their frustration on
Taser International (TASR) and Digital Ally (DGLY), both major manufacturers of body-mounted video cameras, could benefit from the Obama administration’s actions to provide federal funding for body-worn cameras for police officers. In an announcement Monday by the White House, President Barack Obama proposed an executive order allotting $75 million over three years to help law enforcement agencies purchase 50,000 body-worn cameras. The total $263
Digital Ally (DGLY) shares rose Monday after the law enforcement camera maker said it received a new order valued at over $300,000. A San Francisco Bay Area police department ordered 110 FirstVU HD body-worn camera systems, which Digital Ally expects to deliver in the current quarter. Although the Lenexa, Kan.-based firm has seen larger orders in the past, Digital Ally said this deal includes components that will generate recurring revenue for at