An e-mail every three months, an offer to communicate with prospective interns and a holiday card seems about right.
He loved the microphone and the chance it offered to communicate, but he was generous with it, too.
"The detective offered to communicate with the attorney, advise her of the arrest, and bring her to the precinct," the judge wrote.
Though the demonstrations thrived because thousands of people turned out to participate, they could never have happened as they did without the ability that the Internet offers to communicate, organize and publicize everywhere, instantaneously.
Its success is less to do with its power as a piece of theatre and more to do with the fact that the more ways we are offered to communicate in the modern world, the lonelier we feel.
Strategies that have been shown to enhance response rates (e.g., including stamped addressed envelopes for response, offers to communicate online for further details) are used.
Countries with particular needs for types of commodities, and countries and companies with resources to offer, had to communicate to make their needs and resources known.
At the same time, instant messaging apps, including iMessage and Snapchat, offer the means to communicate semi-covertly, even while using corporate computers.
Perhaps companies see less promise in innovation; smartphones and social media offer new ways to communicate, entertain and amuse, but have not revolutionised commerce, information management and supply chains in the way the internet did a decade earlier.
Current social networking technologies offer basic ways to communicate.
