Despite the conduit of e-mail, the one-on-one interaction that these blogs provide writers and bloggers feels fresh and intimate like a visit on a Southern porch!
None of these schemes produced the anticipated riches, although the post office was set up at Cape Royds and used as a conduit for the expedition's mail.
In the hours after the plane crashes, it held up -- slowed but steady -- under a torrent of Web and e-mail traffic, serving as a national conduit for news, discussion and emotion.
On Sept. 15 it reached Pariser, who got in touch with Pickering and proposed that they join forces, with Pickering's petition posted on a Web site that Pariser set up as a conduit for responses to his own e-mail.
In the more extreme cases, they'll treat sales reps as just another conduit for the company's message, along with direct mail and advertising.
Open-source seems to be the perfect conduit to bring iPhone type browsing and e-mail to handheld devices.
For several years, senders of spam have relied upon a vestigial element of the Internet mail infrastructure known as "open relay" to use Internet servers as conduits for their spam.
Her brother, Clarence Pierce, was the only family member in e-mail contact with her son, a seaman apprentice, and he became the conduit for words of encouragement and news from home.
As mobile phones become the conduit to a world of apps, maps, social media updates, e-mail, music and video calls so there is increasing attention on how quickly the mobile network works.
Given that the dilapidated Iraqi Embassy has only eight employees, one e-mail address and a frequently busy phone line, Mrs. Weiss is often the most direct conduit for journalists trying to reach Rend al-Rahim, the designated Iraqi ambassador, whom Mrs. Weiss recently honored at a party.
