Watching the landing at Edwards Air Force Base in the California desert, I found myself repeating the air-to-ground communications word-for-word because I'd had the STS-1 landing audio as my ringtone for several months last year.
We should not forget that, in a world of ubiquitous and immediate communications, words sometimes weigh more than deeds.
But with anything related to regulating online communications, old wording and definitions are rarely applicable.
As a psychotherapist and compulsive communications analyst, words like "awesome" ring my alarm bells and grind me to a stop in an intellectual cul-de-sac.
Antitrust Litigation 1. Industrial organizations or associations, in the manner that social media communications are worded to members, may provide evidence of "signaling" concerning unlawful price fixing, market divisions, or bid rigging.
"What's the best way to tell our grown children about our estate plans without creating a family drama?" That's the question I'm most often asked when I tell people I've written a new book about money, family and communications, "The M Word: The Money Talk Every Family Needs to Have About Wealth and Their Financial Future".
Communicating primarily via Telegram messenger, an app that allows for encrypted communications, Maqdisi sent word to Isis in January of this year that the Jordanians would be willing to conduct a prisoner swap: in return for the pilot, they would release a woman named Sajida al-Rishawi.
For some people, adding the word "communications" to the word "government" sets off alarm bells.
Because of a transcription error, an article in Business Day on Monday about rivalry between the personal computer and the television set as a focus of home entertainment and communications rendered a word incorrectly in a quotation from Josh Bernoff of Forrester Research.
Correction: January 11 , 2002 Friday Because of a transcription error, an article in Business Day on Monday about rivalry between the personal computer and the television set as a focus of home entertainment and communications rendered a word incorrectly in a quotation from Josh Bernoff of Forrester Research.
The term "telecommunication" is derived from the Greek stem "tele" meaning "at a distance" and the word "communications" meaning "the science and practice of transmitting information".
