He was careful to define his terms, indicating he meant the collection of phone records from personal as well as official telephones, "content from Web sites visited or e-mails sent," and data that companies collect but don't release to the public.
NUCLEON: NSA project for global interception of telephone call content.
Health educators used a manual to guide the telephone call content, but participants were encouraged to choose topics for each call.
The data includes recordings of telephone calls, contents of emails, details of messages on social media and the history of internet use.
The New Yorker, June 12 , 1926 P. 7Telephone company, not content with higher rate, award, will appeal to courts and Vail Medals are given to 5 telephone employees for faithful service.
With telephone calls, the "content" of the communication can be readily separated from the "communication attributes" (e.g., numbers dialed, time, length and date of call).
In our issue of July 24, 2000, we wrote about United Pan-European Communications, Europe's largest broadband cable system operator, and its bid to become the driving force in European entertainment by offering content, telephone and internet services through subscribers' TVs.
What if a mobile carrier, which might have an interest in a sports team or event, decides to permit "zero rating," where mobile telephone providers stream content they favor without counting it against consumers' data usage contract?
Because what is a telephone conversation, really, but content creation between two people?
Owners of cable wires like Comcast are racing the telephone companies to own content so they don't become marginalized into dumb pipes.
