The world already has many fully electronic communications networks that seek to match, buy and sell orders directly.
He insisted that it would have been impossible to have made public, in advance of the revelations by Mr. Snowden, the fact that the agency collected what it calls the "business records" of all telephone calls, and many other electronic communications, made in the United States.
Obviously, electronic communications make many things easier and are a fact of life in corporate America today.
Like so many bigots, von Brunn discovered that electronic communications could be a boon to his warped causes.
Electronic competitors, commonly known as E.C.N.'s for electronic communications networks, argue that many institutional investors prefer the speed and anonymity of trading electronically to the theoretical "best price" they would get by trading through the specialists on the exchange.
National and cultural boundaries are breached not just by international trade but also by millions of travelers and migrants, electronic communications, international law covering many areas, and the efforts of international governmental and non-governmental organizations.
JPay, the electronic communications system used by corrections facilities in many states, is routinely monitored by staff, as are phone calls and snail mail.
The tunnel operation against the Soviet complex, designed to tap into electronic communications inside the embassy facility, is just one of many similar clandestine technical operations run by the United States intelligence community, both during and since the cold war.
NIST creates national-level guidelines and rules for measurements, and among the many it must keep up to date are some relating to secure electronic communications.
The interventions took place through community physician practices and were implemented through electronic communications.
