★ Jacob Silverman is the author of Terms of Service: Social Media and the Price of Constant Connection, from which this essay was adapted.
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Several directors also have connections to the founding family — from which the chief executive, John Hess, in situ for 17 years, hails — and its charity.
Dr Shet was loth to share the recipe for the test's secret sauce, but it surely includes parameters about the connection, such as the network address from which the browser summoned the page.
My setup: an iMac hooked up to a broadband connection, from which I can grab all the episodes of "Lost" and "The Office" and "John Adams" I want, or whatever Hollywood movie I fancy (not too many of those, to be honest) in wonderful HD (via x264 compression).
The family's most important connection from which Nelson could expect preferment was that with a distant relation, Lord Walpole, the descendant of Sir Robert Walpole, who had been prime minister earlier in the century.
The mechanics of digital communication allow an author to find those people willing to back their own judgement in that most personal of cultural choices, fiction, and to build a connection from which both benefit.
The army secretary was Cyrus Vance, and this period established personal and political connections from which Haig benefited for the rest of his public life.
Mr. Naylor essentially hops from campaign event to campaign event, locating or arranging connections from which he can create portable Internet hot spots.
While I was gone, I built a blog and a brand and through it have organically made so many new contacts and connections, from which random and unexpected leads and jobs have come.
