I simply wish that Ms. Fredrickson had used a different example of technology obstructing the human connection in her otherwise compelling article.
This chapter considers the extent to which retail competition can obstruct or unleash clean technologies, based on more than two decades of experience with retail competition.
Communication technology assists and obstructs the movies in different ways: the anonymous phone call has been a staple of the thriller for decades; yet now thrillers all need some panicky character to say: "Dammit!
The document also states that the government has a responsibility to "uphold and facilitate the strongest security standards online" and should not seek to weaken encryption or "obstruct the availability of encryption technologies".
"By turning night into day," he writes, "modern technology has helped to obstruct our oldest path to the human psyche".
Also, there's something to be said for an audio technology that doesn't obstruct your ears when you're out, say, mountain biking.
The indictment announced Monday by Attorney General Mike DeWine charges William Rhinaman, 53, a Steubenville city schools information technology employee, with tampering with evidence, obstructing justice, obstructing official business and committing perjury.
The proliferation of communications technology, particularly satellites, is obstructing radio astronomy.
[C4.] Jury Deliberates Ex-Banker's Fate The jury continued to deliberate the fate of Frank P. Quattrone, the former star technology banker charged with obstructing a government investigation and tampering with witnesses by sending an e-mail message to his staff endorsing a colleague's direction to "clean up those files".
When the retrial of Frank P. Quattrone begins tomorrow, the prosecution will present mountains of evidence seeking to prove that Mr. Quattrone, a former technology banker at Credit Suisse First Boston, tried to obstruct justice.
