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He said a regulatory body, with power to permanently cancel broadcasting rights, was being established to monitor the content of India's 100-odd private channels.

The new version of Microsoft's corporate e-mail service, Exchange Server, offers administrators improved tools to monitor the content of employee mail and block forwarded messages.

These warranted powers allow the security services and police to monitor the content of emails, texts, phone calls and real-time conversations.

The goal, the Web site stated, is to "directly and effectively monitor" the content of performances on behalf of various government agencies.

But those who sign up for Connect can download software from Visible Path that makes note of whom a user messages via e-mail and how frequently (it does not monitor the content of the communications).

Cornell University does not monitor the content of network traffic except for legal, policy, or contractual compliance; in the case of a health or safety emergency; or for the maintenance and technical security of the network.

With this channel, the PDP-8/338 PDP-8/338an monitor the contents of any Multics data bases for which it knows the location and format.

But many experts say the real challenge lies in China — in ensuring that its aggressive entrepreneurs are tamed and that its inspectors can better monitor the contents of exports now valued at more than $1 trillion a year.

A few months ago it was suggested in the interest of civil defense that men might soon wear radiation tabulators on their wrists, like watches, & more recently a proposal was made that metal-detectors be placed in the entranceway of airplanes to monitor the contents of passengers' pockets... View Article By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Andy Borowitz.

A few months ago it was suggested in the interest of civil defense that men might soon wear radiation tabulators on their wrists, like watches, & more recently a proposal was made that metal-detectors be placed in the entranceway of airplanes to monitor the contents of passengers' pockets... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.

The Sunday Times of London reported a few weeks ago that Internet companies would be required to install hardware that would let intelligence agencies routinely monitor headers and patterns of communication and give the agencies the capacity to monitor the contents of individual communications without a warrant.