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And those standards are consistent across all of our communications, whether online or traditional advertising," she wrote in an e-mail.

But it also reflects a subtle cultural divide between those whose careers have been spent on the road, and those — typically younger employees — who are more comfortable with electronic communications, whether e-mail or, increasingly, videoconferencing.

"It's not our responsibility to be sitting over ministers' and parliamentarians' shoulders as they have their communications whether it's by a telephone or app or anything else," he said.

He argued that once consumers have paid for that access, the providers should not necessarily be paid more for the use of that access to send particular communications, whether in the form of e-mail messages or phone calls.

Whether it's publishing, whether it's finance, whether it's fashion, whether it's the arts, whether it's communications, whether it's information technology, or architecture, whether it's being a transport and communications hub, New York is actually going to increase in importance.

The amendment would require companies to seek approval from a "supervisory authority" in a bloc country before transferring data on a person's individual electronic communications, whether phone calls, e-mails, Web searches or social media interactions, outside the union at the request of a foreign government or court.

Mr. Genachowski said he thought that the court decision did not inhibit the F.C.C. from protecting consumers in their use of communications networks, "whether traditional networks or newer data networks".

The annual survey by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital rights group, evaluated more than two dozen companies on several factors, including whether they require a warrant before handing over communications and whether they notify their users and the public about government data requests.

We also are unable to document whether reach subjects actually received the local public health listserv communications or whether a listserv message was shared with other HCPs; we can only document that a public health listserv message was sent to the HCP.

The Law Commission says it could consider whether the current law is capable of dealing with offensive internet communications, and whether there is scope for simplifying the law.

The next big wave in applications is likely to be "location aware" communications -- whether conveniences like directions to the nearest restaurant or movie theater, or intrusions like neighborhood spam that will assault Web surfers as they sit in coffee shops or stoll down the street.