Just under half of respondents said they weren't allocating any money towards advertising in the national press, mobile optimisation of their university website, or towards developing their directories.
In putting together its super-size survey, the Literary Digest had made heavy use of a then-novel source: telephone directories.
There's a list in the targeting procedures: phone directories, finished foreign intelligence, NSA technical analysis of selectors, lead information.
By the next morning, all cafeteria menus and lift directories had been replaced with English ones.
But they must not be too strict, because that would stifle innovation and diversity.The other main regulatory issue is less obvious: it concerns directories, the digital equivalent of telephone books.
These consensus-building bodies are not just a good mechanism to develop robust and flexible open standards; their decision-making processes could also be applied to other issues, such as the regulation of directories.
In reply, the defendants, who include 14 individuals and the American Coalition of Life Activists, claim that much of the information is available in telephone directories and that their organisations and publications do not advocate violence.To the plaintiffs, and to many moderate opponents of abortion, this seems disingenuous.
Directories are complicated beasts for which you must build up the right sales force and line up the right consulting partners.
On top of that, because of poor marketing, Novell has not yet captured the attention of top executives who decide about big projects, directories included.Mr Schmidt would be a strange chief executive if he did not insist that all these problems have been addressed and that things are looking up, in particular in the new businesses.
Such directories are a dull, predictable business, and the bonds are rated junk only because of the high levels of leverage used for the acquisitions.
There is a surge of interest in lists or, more precisely, directories.
