Documents leaked from Snowden indicate that the NSA possesses unmediated access to the company data.
For $9.95, subscribers get unmediated access to Sarah Palin's, direct from Wasilla.
As national security adviser, Flynn will have unmediated access to Trump, unlike the cabinet secretaries.
For $9.95 a month, or $99.95 for a full year, subscribers get unmediated access to Sarah Palin's, direct from her house in Wasilla.
This is the main appeal of first-person prose, whether novel or memoir: a seemingly unmediated access to another's brain.
By the end of day one, I was starting to wonder at the wisdom of the governor's decision to allow me unmediated access.
Yet gatekeeping necessarily implies including some companies and excluding others, a direct affront to the goal of inclusivity and unmediated access to the crowd.
Do we mean something that tries to make us forget we're watching a movie, by giving us what seems like direct, raw, unmediated access to characters and their stories?
In any case, he said, the Nixon Foundation, which operates the library, "is unwaveringly committed to free, full, total and unmediated access" to all Nixon records transferred to Yorba Linda.
Although such relationships seem unnecessary, given the increase in students' unmediated access to research tools, we find that innovations in research tools and other technologies create opportunities to deepen students' engagement with academic librarians.
An intriguing variation is Hoff the Record (Dave, 2015), which appeared to offer unmediated access to the daily life of the artist now known as David Hoff, but was more knowing about the artifice involved than the Kardashians are.
