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Reuters said 33 of 48 economists it polled faulted the Fed for being "unclear" in its communications, adding, "It is rare for a consensus of economists to criticize a major central bank".
Yet months after the NSA abandoned its public defense of its bulk phone metadata collection, it forcefully defends its warrantless searches for Americans in its communications content troves.
Since November 2014, when it launched a weekly podcast and relaunched its official You Tube channel, the Church of England has been working hard to become more digitally focused in its communications, and more engaged with social media – creating content that it hopes followers will share with friends.
Since then, Cohen said, ExxonMobil has been actively promoting it as the most viable way to curb carbon emissions in its communications with shareholders, journalists, government officials and -- most especially -- federal lawmakers, who are in a position to do something about it.
Microsoft is being extremely enigmatic in its communications at the moment.
needed to be "very clear in its communications on the extent to which countries are living up to their obligations".
In March its communications minister compared Venezuela's state television to Cuba's the closest any Brazilian official has come to criticising the anti-democratic drift of Mr Chávez's rule.
The UK government has signalled its intention to look again at how it can stop search engines linking to pirated content in its new Communications Act.
Under brand guidelines, the NHS logo should be used only in its official communications in support of "core principles and values".
The New West End, which represents shops in Bond Street, Oxford Street and Regent Street, has also lobbied TfL to be more positive in its daily communications to Londoners.
Sales in its core communications business increased 2.1percentto to $4.6 billion, compared with $4.5 billion a year ago, helped by sales of long-distance and high-speed Internet access.
