Sentence examples for record telephony from inspiring English sources

"The combination of record telephony additions at Comcast and reduced churn at Cingular could mean pressure on Verizon's first-quarter results," said the firm in a report last week.

Morgan Stanley maintained an "equal-weight" rating and $36 price target on Verizon Communications ahead of the company's first-quarter earnings announcement on Tuesday, May 2. "The combination of record telephony additions at Comcast and reduced churn at Cingular could mean pressure on Verizon’s first-quarter results," wrote analyst Simon Flannery in a report Friday.

How could phone records — "telephony metadata," as the order called them — not be considered private?

Snowden leaked to the Guardian a secret court order demanding that Verizon Business turn over the records — "telephony metadata" — of calls within, to, and from the United States that cross its network.

We had been told that the bulk collection of call records — "telephony metadata" — was somehow legal, wasn't even surveillance, because it didn't include this sort of thing.

I'm told that specifically Twilio-powered features will include implementing "click-to-call" and automatically recording telephony activity.

"There is, of course, no constitutionally protected privacy interest in the information contained in call detail records, or telephony metadata," he told the court, citing Smith v. Maryland.

Judge Roger Vinson, until recently a member of the court that reviews the government's surveillance requests, approved the order for "all call data records or telephony metadata" from customers of Verizon Business Services on 25 April.

It directs a Verizon division, Verizon Business Network Services, to turn over "on an ongoing daily basis" the "following tangible things": All call detail records or "telephony metadata" created by Verizon for communications (i) between the United States and abroad; or (ii) wholly within the United States, including local telephone calls.

The actor, comedian and astute blogger said the revealed NSA program -- which records domestics telephony metadata and other electronic communications -- constituted "a betrayal of our trust" and took issue with how the media and government have painted Snowden and WikiLeaks leaker Bradley Manning.

Witness testimony revealed that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had no telephony phone records in the weeks leading up to the attack, because his account had been shut down for non-payment.