Sentence examples for transmitters of information from inspiring English sources

Mr. Volokh never mentions net neutrality in the paper, but a Duke law professor, Stuart M. Benjamin, who has written an academic paper casting doubt on First Amendment protection for mere transmitters of information like Internet service providers, said he saw a clear connection.

It offered them an opportunity to explain also why ISPs are compelled in many ways to act as non-discriminatory transmitters of information, not arbiters of that information — in other words, common carriers.

Policy messages were traditionally framed and delivered by former news reporters -- transmitters of information.

Traditionally, print media, TV and radio are the major transmitters of information from public health agencies to the public and play a large role in risk intensification and attenuation.

But, in fact, literary translation is a necessarily interpretive and subjective act that depends on the translator more as a reader than as a transmitter of information.

A spokesman for the diocese, Frank DeRosa, said Mr. Kurkemelis would not be "serving as a lawyer" but as a transmitter of information.

Facebook doesn't appear to have claimed that its algorithm is neutral or objective, but Thune's basic point — that Facebook positions itself as a passive transmitter of information, rather than an active participant in that transmission — seems fair.

Because Socrates was no transmitter of information that others were passively to receive, he resists the comparison to teachers.

Before sending the message, the transmitter of information should encrypt the information by a specific key.

It's this "old-school" ideal of the reporter as an impartial, level-headed transmitter of information that made Cooper's impassioned coverage of Hurricane Katrina 10 years ago so remarkable.

The mass media may contribute to this, essentially acting as a transmitter of information.