As Indian essayist Pankaj Mishra observes, the enigma of populist resurgence and resilience lies in the "emotional and psychological allure" of charismatic leaders who ― through their "powerful rhetoric and imagery" anchored by "mastery of digital communications" ― have managed to firmly supplant the cold, calculating, rational-technocratic politicians across emerging market democracies.
Beyond the science, Norcross firmly believes that communications must be better addressed to help people understand and react appropriately whether or not they might be in the path of a major natural disaster - hurricane or other.
Two of the three architectural pieces of smart security are firmly established: cheap and robust communications networks, and software tools.
But I was told firmly by one of the company's communications team that the London office was not closing.
Modern communications, from our Wi-Fi networks to phones, are firmly rooted around the microwave end of the scale, with frequencies between 300 MHz and 300 GHz.
And on Thursday Jim Manley, senior communications adviser to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev ., saiD-Nev .the vote had not been firmly locked in and won't take place thisaidek.
He firmly believes as tech makes the shift to machine-to-machine and sensor-to-machine communications in massive numbers, it's going to require a new kind of identity platform to deal with the volume that will entail.
Speaking in 2011, she said: "The Tunisian revolution enjoyed the benefits of the communications revolution and this not only enabled them to co-ordinate their movements; it kept the attention of the whole world firmly focused on them".
Trading volume has dried up since the mid-1990's, with only one issue, Compañia Anónima Nacional Teléfonos de Venezuela, or CANTV, the phone company controlled by Verizon Communications, firmly on the radar screen of foreign investors.
