Sentence examples for introduced e-mail from inspiring English sources

Symantec and GFI Fax and Voice have also introduced e-mail monitoring products the last few months.

The college introduced e-mail messaging to campus in the 1980's, well ahead of most other higher educational institutions.

In addition, Google has not introduced e-mail or blogging to avoid being told to turn over personal information on cyberdissidents to officials.

IN some ways, MySpace has assumed the role America Online held a decade ago when it introduced e-mail services and Internet chat to the masses.

Though Mr. Gates professed no knowledge of any of the interactions with Intuit that are at issue in the case, the Government introduced E-mail messages in which employees had briefed him on the negotiations in exhaustive detail.

A Google software engineer last week introduced E-Mail Addict, an experimental feature for the company's e-mail service that lets people cut themselves off from their in-boxes for 15 minutes.

To introduce e-mail: Facebook.

They have won permission to introduce e-mail messages in which he discusses the allocation of I.P.O.

He founded America Online 18 years ago, when few Americans knew what the Internet was, and he helped to introduce e-mail and instant messaging into the world's vernacular.

It was as a result of the Smyth case that companies began to introduce e-mail policies, said Sidney L. Gold, a Philadelphia lawyer who represented Mr. Smyth and who is generally wary of sending personal e-mail from the workplace.

MCI Mail, developed in the early 1980's by MCI, the telecommunications company that is now part of WorldCom, was one very visible attempt to introduce e-mail to the business world.