  We discuss radio observations of a sample of radio-weak and
radio-intermediate quasars which demonstrate that - just like their radio-loud
counterparts - radio-weak quasars too have relativistic jets in their nuclei.
Moreover, a VLA survey of nearby LINER galaxies reveals a relatively large
number of flat-spectrum radio cores. It is suggested that those cores are also
best explained by moderately relativistic jets (gamma~2) produced by a central
engine.
