Sentence examples for communication wars from inspiring English sources

We'll explore the resulting communication wars as waged through print, art, architecture, and theatre.

But Kloor's post also draws parallels between the Daisey affair and the saga of Peter Gleick, the water analyst and climate communicator who lied to obtain documents from the Heartland Institute, his arch foes in the climate communication wars.

I ask him: What's the point of Israel winning every war and losing the communication war?

He was appointed Chief Delegate to the UNRRA Council in London and Chief of Mission to purchase American and British industrial and communication war surplus.

Most importantly, it controls Gmail, arguably the winner of the last communication war that was fought for email.

In many ways, with this 3.0 release, I feel Skype is announcing its formal entry into the "communication platform wars".

The roads connecting Madras to Calcutta in the north and the kingdom of Travancore in the south served as lines of communication during wars.

Cadets study defence, international affairs and communication and war studies.

Despite the early pioneering efforts on land and sea the real development of signal communication in war did not come until after invention of the electric telegraph by Samuel F.B. Morse.

Given the history of mistrust and the absence of communication, some war planner on one side or the other might guess that a nuclear attack was imminent, and decide to go first.

Telecomix is a hacktivist group of loosely connected individuals, primarily known for bringing clean lines of communication to war-torn areas where information is suppressed.