Sentence examples for post telephony from inspiring English sources

The USO would put broadband on a par with other essential services like post, telephony, water and electricity which providers are under a legal duty to supply to all households that need them.

For the purposes of this provision, essential services means services relating to water, electricity, public health, fire, prisons, post, telephony, telegraphy, radiocommunication (including broadcasting and television), ports, docks, harbours, public transport, and the bulk distribution of fuel and lubricants.

Mitel was in the news several years ago for filing a patent infringement case against Facebook covering two areas: technology for calling up web pages in text-based communications (which you get if you type in a URL in a message or post), and its Internet telephony services.

Mitel was in tech news several years ago for filing a patent infringement case against Facebook covering technology for calling up web pages in text-based communications (which you get if you type in a URL in a message or post); and its Internet telephony services.

Almost all MHSUs had prior experience with discussion forums and social networks, most had experience with instant chat messaging but fewer with Internet telephony, video or photo posting and virtual world experience (Table  1).

In my last three posts, I described the NSA's bulk telephony meta-data program, examined its pros and cons, and explained the recommendations of the President's Review Group.

In this post, I consider the constitutionality of the bulk telephony meta-data program, as it currently exists.

In my last post, I concluded that the NSA's bulk telephony metadata program is a "search" within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment.

As I explained in my last post, the federal judge who held the bulk telephony meta-data program constitutional -- Judge William Pauley -- reasoned that, in collecting the calling data of tens of millions of Americans from their telephone companies and storing that data for a period of five years, the government was doing essentially the same thing it had done in Smith, only on a larger scale.

It was not uncommon at the time to think that pneumatic post of this sort would develop into a wide network, like telephony or electricity.

Svanberg helmed the company during its post-millennial turnaround, which took it to new heights as the vanguard of mobile telephony.