PR changes: His team was recently restructured, with VP of communications Caryn Marooney running product communications, while newcomer Rachel Whetstone (and longtime Google corporate communications chief and former Uber communications head) is taking over corporate communications.
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The Electronic Communications Privacy Act and Stored Communications Act may also prohibit it from sharing private communications even with parental consent.
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Caryn Marooney, who ran communications before Whetstone's arrival and had been focused on product communications, will once again lead all communications for Facebook.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - U.S. satellite communications company Iridium Communications Inc (IRDM.
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FairPoint Communications — Consolidated Communications will buy the business and broadband communications provider in an all-stock transaction worth about $1.5 billion, including assumed debt.
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Jim Prosser, head of corporate and policy communications, Natalie Kerris, vice president of communications, and Natalie Miyake, corporate communications, have all left this month.
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Communications Act rewrite and FCC jurisdiction The Communications Act of 1996 is the statutory beacon for federal policy in the media and communications space.
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And so there is a caution built in in governing that sometimes makes communications, or informal communications, conversational communications, a little bit more difficult.
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COMMUNICATIONS Ms. Whetstone, who was at Google for a decade in charge of communications, joined Uber as senior vice president for policy and communications.
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Bill Shine: Deputy chief of staff for communications and director of communications.
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Satellite communications, and the communications spectrum that Inmarsat has, also look strong.
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Liz Bowman, his communications assistant, resigned to become communications director for Sen.
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As communications coordinator, she now assists Grisham with press and communications efforts.
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Oh, and last week, Trump's communications director and deputy communications director resigned.
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It would also need to secure communications bandwidth from the Federal Communications Commission.
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He is a senior communications adviser to Mr. Trump, not his communications director.
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He is the CEO of Quantum Communications, a Pennsylvania-based strategic communications firm.
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The Subcommittee on Communications and Technology is marking up seven communications related bills.
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The military's newest communications satellite boasted six gigabits per second of communications capacity.
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To put it sort of bluntly, the Federal Communications Commission should be defending communications.
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But Guerra's career in communications took off when she became communications director for Rep.
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Notably, these were not communications with Assange but simply communications that refer to Assange.
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Mike Dubke -- communications director Trump's first official communications director submitted his resignation in May.
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Securing internal communications: Internal communications are often prone to data leaks and cyber espionage.
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Afterward, intelligence analysts review intercepted communications and reportedly find Kislyak's communications with Flynn. Jan.
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Jason Miller, the transition team's communications director, will stay on as White House communications director, joining Trump campaign spokeswoman Hope Hicks, who will serve as strategic communications director.
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Or communications, but you're a communications medium too, like people talking to each other, too.
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Ofcom, otherwise known as the Office of Communications, is analogous to America's Federal Communications Commission.
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Sometimes the solutions that are deployed interfere with communications more than they actually repair communications.
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Everyone who has left the Office of White House Communications: Michael Dubke: Director of communications.
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Communications: The Federal Communications Commission is proposing new eligibility requirements for the Connect America Fund.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Communications Commission said Thursday it had approved Entercom Communications Corp's (ETM.
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These components are interconnected through communications networks that control rolling stock, signaling, switching and communications.
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Meredith Kelly, the former communications director for the DCCC, will be the senator's communications director.
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Shareholders of FairPoint Communications will receive 0.73 shares of Consolidated Communications for each share held.
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Communications Throughout the Trump administration, the communications director position has been famously tough to fill.
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Agresta, 34, is the owner of Cappello Communications, a brand communications business in New York.
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Previously, Jessica Ditto, the deputy director of communications, had been handling communications for the situation.
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Finally, Dave Arnold has been promoted to Sr. Director, Global Communications, overseeing Tesla's communications team.
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Another veteran GOP communications strategist, Michael Dubke, also served briefly in the communications director role.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has approved Verizon Communications Inc's $1.8 billion acquisition of Carl Icahn's XO Communications fiber-optic business, an agency order published on Thursday said.
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He started in Google's communications shop in 2008 as senior manager for policy and communications and left in 2014 after a stint as director of corporate communications and public affairs.
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Communications-services is AT&T plus a lot of Old Media (Viacom, Discovery Communications, News Corp.).
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Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai is setting a record pace for deregulating the communications industries.
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Robert Bentley's Campaign Press Secretary, Communications Director, Advisor, Campaign Communications Director and now Senior Policy Advisor.
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"There's [electronics] countermeasures built in, communications, very high-level communications, security of all types," James added.
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Most importantly, communications technology — radio, television and communications satellites — gave terrorists access to a global stage.
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Alexander Lange is a director in the litigation communications practice at LEVICK, a strategic communications firm.
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Iridium Communications and Globalstar both offer a variety of satellite phones and other mobile communications services.
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The "marital communications privilege" is more broadly applied but only covers confidential communications in a marriage.
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Yergin, 30, is the senior manager of communications content production at Charter Communications in Stamford, Conn.
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As the White House press secretary and communications director, Stephanie Grisham is overseeing the communications effort.
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In fact, former Tesla vice president of global communications Ricardo Reyes is leading Dyson's global communications.
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Communications today lean heavily on the internet, or via communications using various parts of the electromagnetic spectrum (such as wireless and microwaves) through terrestrial communications networks or satellite networks in space.
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Summary The Press Secretary leads CCSSO's proactive media relations strategy and works with the Council's Director of Communications to provide communications support to CCSSO's member states and network of state communications directors.
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You are qualified for this role if you have a bachelor's degree in communications or journalism combined with at least eight years of experience in strategic communications, crisis communications and media relations.
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Job Function: Washington DC
Department: Government Relations and Communications
Location: Washington, DC
Senior Government Relations and Communications Manager
The National Democratic Institute (NDI) is seeking a Senior Government Relations and Communications Manager.
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He is executive vice president and chief communications officer, not executive vice president for administration and communications.
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The communications they author must be privileged, as well as the communications solicited and received by them.
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A former leader of mine, a prominent executive, sent out communications often — well, her communications department did.
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Comcast (CMCSA), Charter Communications (CHTR), and Cox Communications announced a joint program to advance targeted advertising technology.
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Fels said the government had access to his communications, despite his concerted efforts to keep communications private.
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ConwayStrategic is seeking a Communications Program Manager to support communications and public affairs projects for progressive clients.
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Aides had been looking to expand Mr. Trump's slim communications team with people seasoned in political communications.
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" Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai "applauded" the move, saying it would "safeguard the communications supply chain.
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The Federal Communications Commission regulates communications satellites, and the Department of Commerce regulates commercial remote sensing satellites.
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The groups represent companies including AT&T Inc, Verizon Communications Inc, Comcast Corp and Charter Communications Inc.
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One of them is communications, and most of the money made in space is based on communications.
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Ms. Goulet, 32, is the owner of Sarah Goulet Communications, an arts communications company in New York.
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Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn.) and communications director for his 2014 campaigns, and has headed communications for Sen.
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I was the communications director on Barack Obama's 2008 campaign, and communications director in his White House.
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Today, Goldman's communications monitoring is more extensive than it was in 2008 and encompasses communications technologies beyond email.
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Discovery Communications — Discovery Communications fell more than 5% Thursday after reporting disappointing first-quarter revenue before the bell.
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Adding voice and messaging communications does this by making it more of a central part of home communications.
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The communications director position is a first for Scaramucci, who has never held a formal political communications role.
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On Tuesday, the Energy and Commerce subcommittee on Communications and Technology will vote to advance seven communications bills.
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Mallory allowed the FBI to review a covert communications device Yang had given him to facilitate secret communications.
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Laura Gross is president of Scott Circle Communications and former deputy communications director for the Democratic National Committee.
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The bride is the head of communications for Bloomberg Media, where she manages all internal and external communications.
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Schlapp will join a communications department currently led by Hope Hicks, the President's longtime communications aide and confidant.
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DSRC is part of a communications frequency dedicated in 28500 by the Federal Communications Commission and by Congress.
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The former communications director had pledged to weed out White House leakers as head of the communications shop.
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This time, Schlapp found herself managing the communications team and lending a hand to the crisis communications effort.
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On the one hand, communications made by presidential advisers in the course of preparing advice for the president come under the presidential communications privilege, even when these communications are not made directly to the president.
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The U.S. Transportation Department said it intends to "maintain the priority use of 5.9Ghz spectrum for transportation safety communications" even as some Federal Communications Commission members want to designate the spectrum for personal wireless communications.
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The letters went to 13 companies including AT&T Inc, Verizon Communications Inc, T-Mobile US Inc, Alphabet Inc, Comcast Corp, Cox Communications Inc, Sprint Corp, CenturyLink Inc, Charter Communications Inc, Bandwith Inc and others.
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Education and/or Experience • Bachelor's degree in Communications; Journalism; or similar course work• 5-7 years of experience in communications (ideally in journalism, a communications firm, non-profit, state education agency, or on Capitol Hill).
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The U.S. Transportation Department said it intends to "maintain the priority use of 5.9Ghz spectrum for transportation safety communications" even as some Federal Communications Commission members want to designate the spectrum for personal wireless communications.
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Dustin McKissen is a writer, communications and marketing strategist, and founder of McKissen + Company, a marketing and communications firm.
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Satellite communications operator targeted One of the most disturbing attacks was directed at a satellite communications operator, Symantec said.
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The groom, 37, specializes in media strategy and crisis communications at Stu Loeser, a strategic communications firm in Manhattan.
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The appeals court sided with Microsoft citing the 1986 Stored Communications Act, which protects the privacy of electronic communications.
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Former communications director Hope Hicks became Fox Corporation's communications chief and executive vice president after leaving the White House.
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"For us, people-first also means communications-first; we believe communications is the heart of employee experience," he says.
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She served as White House communications director and director of strategic communications for Trump until she left in April.
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Comcast, Charter Communications – The cable operators and rival Cox Communications announced a joint program to advance targeted advertising technology.
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Having a law firm and crisis communications firm develop a crisis communications plan in advance is a good idea.
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She served as White House director of strategic communications and, before that, communications director for Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Comcast and Charter Communications said Monday they have reached an operational agreement on working together on wireless communications plans.
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The communications director job has been vacant since the end of May, when former communications director Michael Dubke resigned.
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You will lead GIF's communications, managing our Head of Communications, in the delivery of corporate, investment, and innovation messaging.
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Jennifer Skyler, the company's first communications hire, and Dom McMullan, head of corporate communications, both departed over the summer.
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Charter Communications – Charter may take another run at rival cable operator Cox Communications, according to the New York Post.
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She was named senior adviser for strategic communications in September, shortly after Hicks was formally promoted to communications director.
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Joe Favorito, a long-time communications and sports marketing consultant, is a professor in strategic communications at Columbia University.
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Former White House communications director Hope Hicks is now the Fox Corporation's executive vice president and chief communications officer.
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LogMeIn bought Jive Communications for $357 million in 2018 to give it deeper penetration in the unified communications market.
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The campaign recently hired EMILY's List's vice president of communications Jess McIntosh to serve as director of communications outreach.
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Now, operating in that No. 2 communications spot under Whetstone is Snapchat's former vice president of communications Jill Hazelbaker.
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The royal couple, who are expecting their first child in April, will also appoint new communications staff, who will form part of the Buckingham Palace communications team and report to The Queen's Communications Secretary, Donal McCabe.
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For example, Congress enacted the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) and Stored Communications Act (SCA) in 28503 to prevent unauthorized government access to private electronic communications such as emails, a relatively new technology at the time.
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Director-Advocacy Communications Washington-based trade association has an immediate opening for a dynamic Director-Advocacy Communications to be responsible for developing/managing comprehensive education/communications program to build support for public transportation among key audiences.
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Twitter is close to hiring Natalie Kerris, the longtime and high-profile Apple communications exec, to run its communications unit, a critically important job given the intense media and investor interest on the social communications company.
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Whetstone had recently split communications duties with Caryn Marooney, who will again run the whole global communications division at Facebook.
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Really, it's a communications company -- specifically a many-to-many communications company (unlike mass media, which is one-to-many).
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Former White House communications director Hope Hicks is slated to become the new Fox News parent company's chief communications officer.
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Hope became more central to the Trump campaign's communications team, eventually moving into the position of White House communications director.
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The Federal Communications Commission, which regulates interstate communications, has authorized the company to bring 30 balloons to the remote areas.
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China is on track to dominate 5G mobile tele- communications China is on track to dominate 5G mobile tele- communications
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The largest U.S. media and communications labor union, Communications Workers of America, is adding fuel to that point of view.
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The group also owns stakes in groups such as Chime Communications, Vice, AppNexus and Chime Communications which could be reviewed.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A majority of the five-member U.S. Federal Communications Commission has voted to approve Charter Communications Inc's (CHTR.
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Her mother is a vice president and a medical director at Phase Five Communications, a medical communications agency in Manhattan.
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Juliana Silva is a strategic communications adviser at Clarity Media Group, a global communications coaching firm based in New York.
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And beyond customer communications, tools like VMC could also help minimize phishing threats to the internal communications of financial institutions.
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In September, it signed a deal with Syria's Communications and Technology Ministry to help the country develop its communications networks.
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Meantime, Trump's former communications director, Hope Hicks, became the chief communications officer for Fox's parent company late in the year.
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Communications and surveillance company L-3 Communications gave up $10.96, or 7.4 percent, to $137.75 after it posted weak sales.
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The natural candidate would be the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which regulates communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable.
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In September, Huawei signed a deal with Syria's Communications and Technology Ministry to help the country develop its communications networks.
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She is the executive vice president for corporate responsibility strategy at Cone Communications, a marketing and communications firm in Boston.
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CenturyLink Bandwidth Charter Communications Frontier US Cellular Windstream Comcast Consolidated Communications Go deeper: Where all the robocalls are coming from
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Privacy advocates note that narrowly targeting foreign communications is very difficult and Americans are inadvertently swept up in 22019 communications.
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Charles M. Blow On Friday, a "president" with no political experience brought on a communications director with no communications experience.
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They argue that the Stored Communications Act forbids them from divulging the content of communications unless a specific exemption applies.
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As in the debate around encrypted instant messaging, secure communications for the average user means secure communications for criminals too.
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When the FBI searches for Section 702 communications by an American, it should obtain a warrant to read those communications.
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He led communications and marketing at Newsweek after which he spent seven years directing communications and branding at Consumers Union.
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Ms. Kaiser is a corporate communications director in New York for APCO Worldwide, a public affairs and strategic communications consultancy.
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And Tim Murtaugh, who most recently worked in communications for Sonny Perdue, the agriculture secretary, will be director of communications.
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Adblock Plus communications manager Ben Williams Adblock Plus communications manager Ben Williams ABP parent company Eyeo's communications and operations manager Ben Williams admits it needs to dig deeper and make more drastic changes to keep fighting Facebook.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 28 (Reuters) - Verizon Communications Inc and its Straight Path Communications unit paid a $614 million civil penalty as part of a January 2017 settlement with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, the agency said on Wednesday.
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Longtime VP of Communications Caryn Marooney split her job running all of Facebook's communications, keeping the product communications responsibilities and giving corporate comms to Rachel Whetstone, another former Googler and, more recently, head of comms at Uber.
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The complaints before the ECHR focused on three different surveillance regimes: 1) The bulk interception of communications (aka 'mass surveillance'); 22018) Intelligence sharing with foreign governments; and 28) The obtaining of communications data from communications service providers.
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Job Title Associate Associate Associate Job Duration Full time Full Time Company Keybridge Communications Keybridge Communications About Our Company Keybridge Communications is a DC-based public relations firm that specializes in writing, media placement, and issue advocacy.
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The letters sent to Altice, AT&T, CenturyLink, Charter Communications, Comcast, Cox Communications, Frontier Communications, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon ask for data caps to be lifted and fees for crossing caps to be waived, among other things.
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Because those communications were at least arguably criminal, the crime-fraud exception would apply and those communications would not be privileged.
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Rivals Rogers Communications and Shaw Communications Inc also had reported better-than-expected earnings driven by strength in their wireless segments.
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The White House Communications Agency provides information services and communications support to the president and his staff, according to its website.
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Verizon Communications won an intense bidding war to buy Straight Path Communications for more than $3 billion, beating out AT&T.
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Email is great for certain types of communications, but it was never really designed to be a full-fledged communications tool.
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Title: Manager, Communications ______________________________________________________________________________ Basic Functions Primary responsibility is to ensure effective communications with both external policy makers and internal industry stakeholders.
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Mike Schrimpf, Rauner's deputy chief of staff for communications will serve as Kasich's communications director, Politico reporter Natasha Korecki reported Sunday.
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It allows the National Security Agency to collect the communications of any foreigner overseas—including communications with Americans—without a warrant.
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Tucker previously was director of public affairs and communications at the Progressive Policy Institute and before that communications director for Rep.
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Juliana Silva is a strategic communications adviser at Clarity Media Group, a global communications coaching firm based in New York City.
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I studied art history and communications and thought I'd figured out the perfect solution, which was to do communications for museums.
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The campaign switched to encrypted, ephemeral communications to discuss Russian hacking, worried that hackers might still have access to its communications.
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To become a communications manager, a bachelor's degree in communications or PR is needed along with several years of relevant experience.
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Oh, and Mr. Trump's former communications director, Hope Hicks, has been hired as the communications director at Fox News's corporate parent.
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Hope Hicks, the former White House communications director, joined Fox Corporation in 2018 as executive vice president and chief communications officer.
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It causes some controversy, because capturing those communications means inadvertently capturing the communications of U.S. citizens who call or email overseas.
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Conyers has been in the communications industry for 15 years, currently serving as the senior director of Corporate Communications at Postmates .
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The Communications Act of 1934 established the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) as the regulatory body with oversight of interstate telecommunications services.
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His father owns A&G Communications, a communications services provider in Warminster, Pa. The couple met through OkCupid in December 2014.
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While V2V communications, for example, is a great idea, the infrastructure necessary to support the communications is not yet in place.
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The House bill would prohibit the use of federal funds to purchase communications equipment or services from any company that poses a national security risk to American communications networks and require the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)to assist small communications providers with the costs of removing prohibited equipment or services from their networks and replacing the prohibited equipment.
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Before this, she was president and CEO of Wink Communications, executive vice president of National Operations for AT&T Wireless Services,chief executive officer of AT&T's Aviation Communications division and a senior vice president of McCaw Cellular Communications.
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The Communications Act of 1934 gives the president the power to use communications systems in case of an emergency, and a 2006 law called for the Federal Communications Commission to work with the wireless industry to transmit such messages.
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The letters sent to Altice, AT&T, CenturyLink, Charter Communications, Comcast, Cox Communications, Frontier Communications, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon ask for data caps to be lifted and for fees for crossing caps to be waived, among other things.
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She also wrote a book on the spouses of superstar athletes called The Superwives and started a communications consulting firm, Parr Communications.
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Aircel, 74 percent owned by Malaysia's Maxis Communications Bhd, had plans to combine operations with rival carrier Reliance Communications' (RCom) wireless unit.
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The one piece of advice they all had in common: internal communications is the most critical part of your IPO communications strategy.
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A New WH Communications Director Loyal Trump staffer Hope Hicks was named interim White House communications director following Anthony Scaramucci speedy departure.
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Horwitz spent nearly five years at Twitter as Communications Director, then took that experience to Facebook's Communications department for another 15 months.
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Since the departure of former communications director Hope Hicks, the communications department has been especially chaotic, even for the Trump White House.
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Hope Hicks — Donald Trump's former communications director, and New Fox's chief communications officer — did not respond to BuzzFeed News' request for comment.
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She served as White House communications director and director of strategic communications for Trump until she left in April of this year.
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The Stored Communications Act doesn't care about those details because the Stored Communications Act isn't written for the age of cloud servers.
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Updates the 1986 Electronic Communications Privacy Act The act updates the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, which has been in place since 1986.
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French communications group Havas acquires a 100 percent stake in Target Media and Communications Group (Target MCG) - UK's leading entertainment media group.
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She was senior vice president of communications for over a year and before that was vice president of communications for 12 years.
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Kushner also forwarded the email to Hope Hicks, the communications aide who is now White House communications director, according to The Atlantic.
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Negotiations would then begin about releasing certain findings, such as a summary of communications between individuals rather than transcripts of those communications.
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The communications agency serves as a unit dedicated to providing both routine and emergency communications for the president, wherever he may be.
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The Communications Act of 1934 stipulates that only the federal government is permitted to interfere with radio communications—which includes cellular traffic.
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Rather than prohibiting back door searches of content known to include entirely domestic communications, the NSA would just stop doing the most problematic kind of upstream collection, the "about" collection that can result in bundled communications including entirely unrelated communications.
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Communications satellites are also drawing interest: In 2016, companies in the United States filed for a Federal Communications Commission license for 8,731 non-geostationary communications satellites, including 4,425 for SpaceX and nearly 3,000 for Boeing, the Union of Concerned Scientists reported.
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She worked in "online communications" for Hillary Clinton's 2008 campaign, as a field organizer for the Iowa Democratic Party, as communications director for Ohio congressman Tim Ryan, and as communications director for John Podesta's think tank, the Center for American Progress.
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And the privilege does not generally extend to communications with outsiders, meaning any records of Pai's communications with Verizon would not be shielded.
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Former White House deputy communications director Josh Raffel is joining the e-cigarette company Juul Labs as its vice president of corporate communications.
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The Federal Communications Commission is forming a committee to help improve diversity and cut out inequalities online and elsewhere in the communications industry.
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Carolyn Glanville of Facebook's Corporate Communications team, a relatively new hire at Facebook, also served on the Romney campaign as deputy communications director.
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Rhodes's job title is deputy national security advisor for strategic communications, which means informally that he oversees communications related to American foreign policy.
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The DNC on Tuesday began filling out its communications staff, announcing that long-time Perez aide Xochitl Hinojosa is the new communications director.
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Perhaps the agency has intercepted direct communications between hackers, or between hackers and their superior officers, and those communications make clear the intention.
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Chris Howell is the CTO of Wickr, a secure communications company focused on transforming the way companies and organizations protect high-target communications.
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The section allows U.S. intelligence agencies to collect vast amounts of communications from foreigners, but often incidentally scoops up the communications of Americans.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission confirmed on Friday that it had approved Charter Communications' acquisitions of Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks.
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Title: Director, Communications Department: Executive ______________________________________________________________________________ Basic Functions Primary responsibility is to ensure effective communications with both external policy makers and internal industry stakeholders.
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Director, External and Member CommunicationsThe International Dairy Foods Association (IDFA) is looking for a highly motivated communications professional to join our communications team.
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The cables carry 97 percent of all cross-continent electronic communications, including everything from personal communications, sensitive national security data and financial transactions.
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The loss of communications was due to the quick flooding of the berthing compartment that housed much of the ship's communications control equipment.
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Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) coordinated the effort, which saw operatives jam signals and obstruct the terrorists' ability to send and receive electronic communications.
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Since then, the communications job has evolved into a position that reports directly to the president, overseeing both the press and communications teams.
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Comcast Corp started selling wireless service this year on Verizon Communications Inc's network, and Charter Communications Inc plans to launch service next year.
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They are also seeking it from distributors Comcast Corp, Charter Communications Inc, Cox Communications Inc and Altice USA Inc, the judge's order said.
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Hope Hicks, who served as White House communications director until early this year, has been tapped to become chief communications officer for Fox.
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Others agreeing to take part are Alphabet Inc's Google Fiber , Charter Communications Inc, CenturyLink Inc , Cox Communications, Sprint Corp, T-Mobile US Inc.
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Others agreeing to take part include Alphabet Inc's Google Fiber, Charter Communications Inc, CenturyLink Inc, Cox Communications, Sprint Corp, T-Mobile US Inc.
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Ken Frydman, Rudolph W. Giuliani's press secretary during the 1993 mayoral campaign, is chief executive of Source Communications, a Manhattan strategic communications firm.
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Brian Reisinger is president and chief operating officer of Platform Communications, a Midwestern-based strategic communications firm that works on national advocacy campaigns.
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Q: Can you describe your communications with the defendant for the most part, the tone of your conversations and your communications with him?
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The first one really has to do with helping advance the rate of communications and bringing high-speed communications all around the world.
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As small cell, or better known as 5G, broadband technology deploys, the communications infrastructure will be in place to better support wireless communications.
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"In terms of communications, Neymar's big problem - and it's one common to other athletes - is his lack of empathy," Diogo Kotscho, a communications specialist who looked after Kaka's career and is now VP of Communications at MLS club Orlando City, told Reuters.
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After the last meeting they discussed taking the word gradual out of their communications and this cements gradual will remain in communications, Anderson said.
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The new director of global communications for Airbnb made a communications blunder of global proportions amid the child separation crisis at the US border.
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A model for quantum-safe communications is already in use — in the concept of overlay security, used by many services to secure their communications.
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Four of the Block 20s had been converted to Battlefield Airborne Communications Nodes, which allow different battlefield communications systems to talk to each other.
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So instead of, "The communications office could not be reached," an email with military precision would say, "We could not reach the communications office."
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Members of President Donald Trump's administration gathered Tuesday night to fête the former communications director, as well as outgoing senior communications aide Josh Raffel.
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Inmarsat dropped 7 percent on the back of concerns that its monopoly in maritime safety communications could come under threat from rival Iridium Communications.
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The filing seeks permission from the U.S. communications regulator to launch a total of 3,236 communications satellites to provide the backbone of its network.
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I was a White House communications director to President George W. Bush and a communications adviser to Senator John McCain in his 2008 campaign.
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"After the last meeting they discussed taking the word 'gradual' out of their communications and this cements 'gradual' will remain in communications," Anderson said.
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But it's amazing that doing something as simple as stripping the political context from communications may lead to those communications being taken more seriously.
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Trujillo also serves on the boards of Cirque du Soleil, Creative Artists Agency, Ipsy, Layer3 TV, RCN Telecom & Grande Communications, RentPath and Univision Communications.
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Instead, the communications app has simply encrypted all communications sent from any kind of mobile device, from iPhones and Android phones to flip phones.
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You may be wondering about dedicated short-range communications, or DSRC, technology, which is already being tested in V2X communications for vehicles and infrastructure.
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Acacia Communications shares spiked more than 13 percent in Wednesday mid-day trade after the communications company raised its third-quarter preliminary revenue estimate.
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The new National Digital Communications Policy will create a robust digital communications infrastructure in the country and add 4 million jobs, the government said.
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Lizza echoed those sentiments to Baldwin, adding that many communications professionals and journalists were pleasantly surprised by the ideas in Scaramucci's leaked communications memo.
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Comcast Corp, AT&T Inc, Verizon Communications Inc, Frontier Communications Corp, T-Mobile US Inc and Charter all praised Pai's appointment in separate statements.
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Among those expected to be interviewed are White House communications director Hope Hicks, White House counsel Don McGahn and Kushner communications aide Josh Raffel.
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The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 governs both law enforcement access to domestically stored electronic communications and restricts access to data stored overseas.
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CenturyLink – CenturyLink won the Federal Communications Commission approval for its $24 billion purchase of Level 3 Communications, and plans to close the deal Wednesday.
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He did communications for Trump's EPA transition team, worked at Republican communications firm Jamestown Associates and served as chief of staff to then-Lt.
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Touhill is the current deputy assistant secretary for cybersecurity and communications in the Office of Cybersecurity and Communications at the Department of Homeland Security.
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Schlapp will add an experienced Republican communications strategist to a White House communications department that has been bleeding staff over the last seven weeks.
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Verizon Communications fell 1.5 percent to $49.09 after the Wall Street Journal reported the company is exploring a combination with cable company Charter Communications .
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"Tech companies are surprisingly unsophisticated at using the communications tools they created in order to advance their public affairs and communications interests," he said.
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Former Facebook Vice President of Communications Rachel Whetstone, who now serves as chief communications officer at Netflix, stopped to talk with Zuckerberg and Chan.
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The dedicated airwaves being considered for vehicle communications are being tested by the Federal Communications Commission for potential interference with other Wi-Fi users.
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A communications expert at the county's emergency operations center had improvised, establishing direct communications with a federal air operations branch in the state capital.
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Lafayette Group was charged with providing "Support for [the Office of Emergency Communications] contract developing communications strategies," according to a description of the award.
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The aircraft is used to facilitate communications, acting as a central hub for communications between forces both on the ground and in the air.
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In a twist, though, early in his campaign his communications director, Julia Krieger, departed to serve as communications director for Biden's team in Iowa.
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The provision allows intelligence agencies to monitor communications of foreign officials overseas, but it can also incidentally sweep up the communications of U.S. citizens.
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Originally, Spicer was supposed to serve on the press team alongside longtime Trump loyalists Jason Miller (communications director) and Hope Hicks (strategic communications director).
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It also would create a clear legal framework for law enforcement to obtain electronic communications of people in the United States, regardless of where those communications are housed and would allow law enforcement to obtain electronic communications relating to foreign nationals in some circumstances.
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Shortly after, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick hired former Google communications head Rachel Whetstone to replace Plouffe, which was a little less than a year after Plouffe began his tenure and Hourdajian's title was changed from head of global communications to director of corporate communications.
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It is seeking to expand its reach in the business communications market and compete with rivals such as AT&T Inc and Verizon Communications Inc.
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The National Guard reports that five massive, generator-operated military communications units called Joint Incident Site Communications Capability (JISCC) systems are already on the ground.
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The statute allows the NSA to collect digital communications of foreigners believed to be living overseas whose communications pass through American phone or internet providers.
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SEC and FINRA rules require companies to supervise employee communications, but there is little government guidance about what exactly companies should monitor those communications for.
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RR Donnelley is the third business, which is a multi-channel communications management company focused to help clients create, manage and execute on communications strategies.
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Democrats are asking acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan to turn over any communications regarding the departure of top officials and all communications with Miller.
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The effort to update the Communications Act, which gives the Federal Communications Commission its authority, has been years in the making and has powerful support.
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Elsewhere Inmarsat dropped 11.8 percent on the back of concerns that its monopoly in maritime safety communications could come under threat from rival Iridium Communications .
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Asked to comment on criticism of suppression of dissent, Minister of Communications Salleh Said Keruak said police and the communications regulator were enforcing the law.
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T.J. Helmstetter worked in the communications department of the Democratic National Committee from July 2015 until December 2016, ending the cycle as Associate Communications Director.
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Greg Orlando, the lobbyist on the account, has experience on the Senate Commerce Committee, the Senate Commerce subcommittee on communications and the Federal Communications Commission.
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He also asked for all internal communications about Cohen, as well external communications between lobbyists, the White House and other government agencies related to Cohen.
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Miller, a senior communications adviser to the Trump campaign, was named White House communications director when Trump was waiting to take office in late 2016.
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Congress is also considering a provision to clarify that the NSA may collect only communications to and from targets—not communications that merely mention them.
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Haller will take over from Chief Executive Joe Kaeser, who has been running communications since February, when the company's previous communications head, Stephan Heimbach, left.
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SIGINT, consisting of intercepting communications, breaking codes and studying technical communications, among other tasks, is often, but not always, performed safely outside hot conflict zones.
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"We're in a new era of communications," says John Murray, who leads strategic communications and public affairs for lobbying and PR firm Monument Policy Group.
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The ultimate goal is completely unbreakable encryption for the systems that operate our power plants, enable emergency communications, and yes, power our daily personal communications.
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The company also ran a separate effort to hide communications via Wickr, a service that deletes communications after a given amount of time, he said.
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This is harnessing a leading website in return for regulatory favors by the minister of communications and the director general of the Ministry of Communications.
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"For years, women were the fund-raisers and the communications people," said Anita Dunn, a Democratic consultant and former communications director for President Barack Obama.
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Skyler joined WeWork four years ago as its first communications hire, after spending three years as a director of communications at Facebook in New York.
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Margaret Doyle will leave her post as director of communications at the Museum of Modern Art to join the public relations firm Polskin Arts & Communications.
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Today's connected cars are paving the way for autonomous vehicles and vehicle-to-vehicle communications, and eventually vehicle-to-infrastructure communications making our roads safer.
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A modified Bombardier Global Express aircraft, the E-11A is a communications node that acts as a flying repeater and facilitates communications between various forces.
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She was also an inventor who was involved in developing an early technique for spread spectrum communications, one of the keys to wireless communications today.
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The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) said in a statement that the Malaysian Insider had breached laws under the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998.
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Communications cut Without power and communications in much of the island, millions of people have been cut off from the world since Maria hit Wednesday.
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Since then, he's been promoted to group communications director and, in June 2019, chief communications officer leading a team of PR professionals around the world.
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In a related move, Mark Truby, who previously led the company's communications teams in Asia and Europe, will immediately take over as its communications chief.
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By deploying big data and the power of communications, we're able to decipher their recruitment patterns and apply communications to educate and ultimately stop recruitment.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), for example, is tackling problems associated with Chinese firm Huawei, particularly its equipment's use in next generation (5G) communications networks.
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To truly liberalize America's media and communications markets, Congress must step in and rewrite the Communications Act to bring the FCC into the 21st century.
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A Trump campaign official told the Post that Serrano and his strategic communications firm were not paid for TV appearances, but only for communications strategy.
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He is placing his bet on making BlackBerry a leader in secure mobile communications, crisis communications and embedded software — fast-growing markets totaling $22 billion.
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Nairi Hourdajian, who started at the company as the head of global communications, is joining venture firm Canaan Partners as the vice president of communications.
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Scaramucci was an extremely unusual pick for the communications director job in the first place, since he had never actually worked in press or communications before.
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Natalie Kerris, a longtime communications staffer at Apple, will be Twitter's new VP of Communications, according to CEO Jack Dorsey, who tweeted the news on Monday.
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"Evacuation determinations are made in the best interest of the inmates and public safety," Michelle Glady, communications director for Florida's Department of Communications, told VICE News.
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If the government loses, Verizon Communications Inc and Charter Communications Inc could strike deals to buy movie or television makers and squeeze smaller pay-TV providers.
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Wire, which is based in Switzerland relays communications through its network of cloud computers but user communications are stored, in encrypted form, on their own devices.
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Hope Hicks, the former White House communications director and a close confidant of the President, is now the chief communications officer at Fox News' parent company.
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It also agreed to pre-approve any communications Musk made with investors, and to hire a securities lawyer who would review Musk's tweets and other communications.
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The same reshuffle of the Vatican's Secretariat for Communications saw Italian journalist Andrea Tornielli, a friend of Pope Francis, named editorial director of all Vatican communications.
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Unifonic is similar to Twilio in that it is a B2B cloud communications platform, a space that is sometimes called Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS).
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Marooney, who previously cofounded the technology communications firm The Outcast Agency, joined Facebook in 2011 as director of technology communications, after representing the company at Outcast.
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"Cox Communications is aware of this matter and the business-related information to which it relates," Todd Smith, a Cox Communications spokesperson, said in an email.
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The Communications Workers of America union filed an age discrimination lawsuit in a San Francisco federal court on Wednesday, challenging Amazon, T-Mobile, Cox Communications Inc.
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Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Assistant Secretary Ana Marie Banaag said Duterte has only one communications group, the PCOO, and Gabunada is not part of it.
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While the government may allege that it is seeking communications, whether through Facebook or otherwise, it is really seeking something much broader and intimate than communications.
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Xinwei agreed last month to buy Space Communications (Spacecom) for $285 million, pending the successful launch and operation of Spacecom's $200 million Amos-6 communications satellite.
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CNN has previously reported Mueller is also seeking to interview other White House staff including McGahn, communications director Hope Hicks and Kushner communications aide Josh Raffel.
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The case could hinge on the court's interpretation of the Stored Communications Act (SCA), which Congress passed in 1986 to protect the privacy of digital communications.
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Sources tell CNN that Gillibrand has hired Meredith Kelly, the former communications director for the DCCC, to be the communications director on her expected 2020 run.
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But Tanhka says Vanessa could still refuse to answer questions about their private communications during the marriage under the marital communications privilege, which survives the split.
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The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority's (TCRA) communications manager, Innocent Mungy, said that all devices with invalid International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) numbers were disconnected on Thursday.
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Kristina Schake, who served as communications chief for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and who was also communications chief for First Lady Michelle Obama, is joining Instagram.
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The House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Emergency Preparedness, Response, and Communications will hold a hearing to assess first responder communications networks and how to improve them.
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Finally, the committee wants Corsi to hand over any communications about its ongoing investigation, with the exception of communications directly with committee employees or Corsi's attorneys.
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Communications is a key component of that, and to help build toward a stronger future, we are looking now to shift our communications strategy and direction.
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The White House in recent weeks has reduced the size of the daily communications meeting, and aides have discussed decreasing the size of the communications staff.
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Since July 1, she's served as White House communications director and White House press secretary, in addition to staying on as communications director for Melania Trump.
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Duties and Responsibilities: • Manage and oversee the communications, media and project management team to reach goals in the Embassy's communications, media and public diplomacy outreach / activities.
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In a speech on Monday to the Dicastery for Communications, the Vatican's communications authority, Pope Francis urged people not to describe Christianity with qualifiers and adjectives.
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The Press Officer will report to the Chief Marketing and Communications Officer and work closely with other members of marketing, communications, and BBB National Programs' teams.
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Former communications director Anthony Scaramucci is the latest casualty of the administration, leaving the Oval Office on Monday after just 10 days as Trump's communications director.
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That message is followed by an afternoon meeting on Capitol Hill led by deputy communications director Jessica Ditto and assistant director of Cabinet communications Brad Rateike.
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White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci on Sunday touted the accomplishments the Trump administration has made thus far, but said there has been a communications problem.
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One email from July 23, 2018, shows Verma aide Brady Brookes discussing the scope of a $2.25 million strategic communications contract with a CMS communications staffer.
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The communications officer is a professional staff member who is responsible for working to further the Foundation's vision and objectives through the use of strategic communications.
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The case could hinge on the court's interpretation of the Stored Communications Act (SCA), which Congress passed in 2202 to protect the privacy of digital communications.
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Smith gave the SEC two weeks to produce a broad swath of documents, including everything about any climate change-related investigations, communications with the Justice Department or White House about them, communications with the attorneys general of New York and Massachusetts and communications with various environmental groups.
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Before Iran discovered the communications platform, a contractor named John Reidy may have reported these and other vulnerabilities in the communications platform to the CIA, per Yahoo.
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John Warner and Specter, who was to serve as deputy director of communications for media relations, will now serve as head of communications due to Caputo's departure.
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About collection, on the other hand, allowed intelligence agencies to monitor the communications of any American who even mentions information about a foreign target in electronic communications.
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Grisham, previously a member of President Trump's campaign communications team and a deputy press secretary in the West Wing, had experience handling communications in the Trump orbit.
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But the government is pushing for a communications system called FirstNet, an interconnected communications system for first responders for which AT&T will handle the build-out.
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Photo: ISROThe US Federal Communications Commission says Swarm Technologies—a communications startup run by Silicon Valley expats—launched four tiny internet satellites into space back in January.
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In 2015, the RCMP obtained a production order compelling VICE Media and Makuch to hand over any communications with Shirdon and any documents relating to those communications.
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UT Communications, a vehicle controlled by businessman Urbano Cairo, bought around 2300 percent of Cairo Communications on August 225-2300 to reach 2225 percent of overall capital.
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According to Russian law on communications, "presidential communications" are provided to the president, the prime minister, the defense minister and the chief of the military's general staff.
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Other concerns for the committee include ensuring robust protections for journalists' sources; for the communications of members of parliament; and the privileged communications of the legal profession.
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Skeletal communications staff But the campaign's skeletal communications staff is still struggling to drive a daily message or even control the candidate's insatiable appetite for media attention.
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"It is critical that we adopt a coordinated and comprehensive approach to support the rebuilding of communications infrastructure and restoration of communications services," Pai said in statement.
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Such autonomy in electronic communications is key to helping authorities protect national security during emergencies, it added in a proposal to the Ministry of Transport and Communications.
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Cases like the ones they've outlined have been prosecuted under various other pieces of legislation, such as the Communications Act 2003 and the Malicious Communications Act 1988.
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Uber's marketing, communications and policy teams are also being combined and will be led by Jill Hazelbaker, who was senior vice president of communications and public policy.
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These observations led to Innis' later books, Empire and Communications and The Bias of Communications, both about how certain media (paper, radio, television) contain implicit jingoistic values.
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Donnelly's Communications Director, Will Baskin-Gerwitz, in an emailed statement to Axios: McCaskill's Communications Director, Meira Bernstein: Go deeper: Koch network — 2018 is going to be tough
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The reversal by the Trump administration's U.S. Federal Communications Commission was a victory for internet providers such as AT&T Inc, Comcast Corp and Verizon Communications Inc .
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RELATED: Scaramucci's very short stint as White House communications director, ranked Anthony Scaramucci assumed the communications director role upon Spicer's departure, naming Sarah Huckabee Sanders press secretary.
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We turned over all of our communications with Russian media, Russian government, Russian business, although there was no communications to turn over," Stein told CNN's "New Day.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will soon have a committee to advise the agency on promoting diversity in the communications industry, Chairman Ajit Pai announced on Monday.
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Who left: Communications director Jared Smith, political director Molly Ritner, deputy executive director Nick Pancrazio, top communications aide Melissa Miller, and the committee's diversity director Van Ornelas.
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And the social media is how some people get their … communications, I don't know if you want to call it news, but their communications, their news, whatever.
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Mr. Kedem, 45, a communications strategist, author and adjunct instructor of communications at Columbia, had no problem answering questions about Israel, having lived there for 17 years.
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Finally, jurors asked for all written or digital communications mentioning Sciorra that were presented as evidence, including communications involving Black Cube or Guidepost Solutions, both investigative firms.
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Low-income households need support that puts critical communications tools within their reach, and that is what the Federal Communications Commission's Lifeline program was designed to do.
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Investment declined around the Federal Communications Commission's 2015 absurd decision to reclassify internet service providers (ISPs) as common carriers under Title II of the 1934 Communications Act.
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The next SpaceX launch is to carry a 10-pack of satellites for Iridium Communications, which provides communications services including satellite telephones through a constellation of satellites.
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Gur Tsabar is a social issues strategist at the Ketchum Communications Consultancy, and was a senior communications adviser to former New York City Council Speaker Gifford Miller.
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Ultimately, it's Trump's view of himself as the White House's chief communications strategist that has forced the White House press and communications departments into an unconventional structure.
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Hicks, who is Trump's director of strategic communications, had been appointed last month to serve as interim White House communications director after the firing of Anthony Scaramucci.
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The changes will help Kohl's streamline communications and eliminate the overlap of management positions, Kohl's senior vice president of communications, Jen Johnson, said in an emailed statement.
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Andrew Kovacs, the former head of communications at Sequoia Capital, has joined SoftBank to helm communications at the Vision Fund, which is investing $100 billion in technology.
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Back in August, management realized their non-printing divisions weren't getting enough credit from Wall Street, so they decided to break up the company into three separate entities: a financial communications and data communications company, a multi-channel communications management business and a printing business for magazines and catalogues.
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"We will continue to work with policy makers, companies, civic groups and other interested stakeholders on ideas to promote investment and innovation in today's highly competitive marketplace for communications and media services," said Brian Dietz, a spokesman for the association, which represents Comcast, Charter Communications and Cox Communications.
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" "[It's] harnessing a leading website for the purpose of beneficiary coverage and editing, in return for regulatory benefits on behalf of the Communications Ministry, the Minister of Communications, the Communications Ministry Director-General, which are worth to Eurocom between 680 million cash to one billion shekels, including conditional benefits.
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Shine's departure from the White House and inclusion in the campaign operation follows the recent announcement of several high-profile hires, including communications director Tim Murtaugh, national press secretary Kayleigh McEnany, director of strategic communications Marc Lotter, and deputy communications directors Matt Wolking, Erin Perrine, and Zach Parkinson.
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RULE 204-2(a)(7) Rule 204-2(a)(7) requires advisers to maintain certain categories of written communications received and copies of written communications sent by advisers.
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He served as chief technology officer for two cable companies — Adelphia Communications and Charter Communications — before moving, in 2012, to run Motorola Home, the company's broadband device unit.
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The new rule will be applied to 20 sectors in information and communications industries, according to the joint statement by the finance ministry, trade ministry and communications ministry.
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"Terms such as "telecommunications service", "relevant communications data", "communications content", "equipment interference", "technical feasibility" and "reasonably practicable" need to be clarified as a matter of urgency," it writes.
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The new rule will be applied to 20 sectors in information and communications industries, according to the joint statement by the finance ministry, trade ministry and communications ministry.
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Marwan Fawaz, a former top executive at Charter Communications and Adelphia Communications, has been tapped to run Nest Labs, the connected thermostat company that Google bought in 166.
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Facebook hired Definers in 2017 to do media monitoring, sending news clips about Facebook to the public affairs communications team and to the Facebook communications team more broadly.
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The provider of business communications services LogMeIn entered into a definitive merger agreement with Citirx for its collaborative communications services GoTo unit on Tuesday, both companies announced Tuesday.
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She was previously EVP of global communications at the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) and SVP of communications and strategy at the Center for American Progress (CAP).
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Before assuming the position, Hicks acted as senior communications adviser since President Trump took office, remaining in an administration multiple communications directors and a press secretary have left.
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Kelly said plenty of back-channel communications happen among government officials that are not necessarily nefarious, and he has had his own back-channel communications with foreign leaders.
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The law is used to authorize the surveillance of electronic communications by foreign nationals abroad, but advocates worry about the programs picking up communications involving Americans as well.
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In fact, BroadSoft released its own team communications tool, Team-One, just about a year ago, giving Cisco that tool and the rest of BroadSoft's extensive communications catalog.
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What they're saying: The case hinges on the Stored Communications Act of 1986, in which Congress required law enforcement to get a warrant to search electronically stored communications.
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Under Section 702, the NSA is empowered to eavesdrop on vast amounts of digital communications via American companies like Facebook Inc, Verizon Communications Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google.
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"Communications beyond 6 GHz may be out of scope, because the communications equipment gets exorbitantly and exponentially more expensive beyond this frequency (Relative to the consumer)," Hong said.
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The bride, 28, is an account director of BerlinRosen Public Affairs, a communications firm in New York, where she handles communications strategy for advocacy campaigns and nonprofit groups.
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As a commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission, Jessica works to implement policies throughout the technology and communications industries that account for one-sixth of the new economy.
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Deputy Assistant Sebastian Gorka, director of communications for the Office of Public Liason Omarosa Manigult Newman, and communications director Anthony Scaramucci are just a few high-profile examples.
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On the slate are White House communications director Hope Hicks, White House counsel Don McGahn and Josh Raffel, a communications aide to White House senior adviser Jared Kushner.
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The court found that the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA) does not allow U.S. law enforcement to access electronic communications located on servers hosted outside the United States.
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On Monday, the Federal Communications Commission and Department of Justice moved to approve two big acquisitions from Charter Communications to buy Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks.
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The Trump administration's communications team has been in transition since Bill Shine, a former Fox News co-president, resigned last month as deputy chief of staff for communications.
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In particular, he and other analysts expect companies that offer cloud-based communications services, including Zoom Video Communications and Slack, to hold up well during all this upheaval.
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Political robocalls are an annoying subset of those intrusive spam communications that state and federal lawmakers have tried to curtail with statutes like the Telephone Communications Privacy Act.
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Candidates should have a strong grasp of strategic messaging and communications, media relations and contacts, crisis communications, and project management to meet deadlines and ensure objectives are achieved.
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Other recent advancements include the launch of the world's first quantum communications satellite, which promises to improve the security of communications by sending information on photons of light.
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Communications Workers of America (CWA), the communications and media labor union, told The Hill that they fully support Warren's plan, saying it will be positive for working families.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's Space Communications said on Tuesday a deal it signed with Space Systems/Loral (SSL) to build its Amos-8 advanced communications satellite has been canceled.
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What's more, by targeting the underlying software of a smartphone, the agency would be able to capture communications before they were encrypted by popular communications programs like Signal.
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In 2006, Curtis started as a brand manager at Def Jam Enterprises, climbing all the way to VP of Communications at Rush Communications, Simmons' media company, in 2009.
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"It's not about gay people as much as it is contemporary consumers," Bob Witeck, president of the LGBTQ marketing and communications consulting firm Witeck Communications, told CNN Business.
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Combining vehicle to vehicle (V28500V) communications, with information from sensors in vehicles, and vehicle to infrastructure (V6900I) communications and driving experiences will radically change in the coming years.
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The recently tapped communications chief also said he believes some leaks are coming from the communications office, which he plans to deal with before he addresses other leakers.
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On Monday, Boeing said Niel Golightly, the chief communications officer at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and a former Navy fighter pilot, would become its head of communications next year.
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Now at least three other aides are reportedly next on the docket for questioning: communications director Hope Hicks, White House counsel Don McGahn, and communications aide Josh Raffel.
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But the contents of those communications — like what's actually said in a text message — are protected by the Stored Communications Act, which calls for a higher search standard.
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Just last week, Karun Arya, the company's communications lead of Southeast Asia and India, abruptly left the company, and was quickly replaced by Amy Kunrojpanya, who is Uber's new director of communications in the Asia Pacific, and was the former head of communications for Google in Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.
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The tech company refused, and in July 2016, an appeals court ruled in its favor, concluding that the Stored Communications Act did not apply to the communications stored overseas.
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The strategy, however, is consistent with the Trump's handling of other aspects of his presidency, said Matthew Felling, a veteran political communications strategist and former communications director to Sen.
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" Cobham anticipates opportunities to supply cameras to monitor flash floods, "large antennas" for extreme weather conditions, and emergency communications systems for "areas where severe storms have destroyed communications infrastructure.
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The company purchased Jive Communications just last week in a signal that they were going to concentrate on unified communications, while still maintaining their support and identity access businesses.
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Ousted July 31, 2017Formerly White House communications directorScaramucci was removed as White House communications director just 10 days after he was appointed and well before his previously scheduled Aug.
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Japan Communications Inc surged 6.7% after the provider of mobile communications services said it will begin sales of SIMs for citizen broadband radio services (CBRS) in the United States.
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The Stored Communications Act of 1986, an amendment to the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, outlined what kind of information that's stored online can be considered content or non-content.
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In fact, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) set aside the 40MHz spectrum in 1974 for cellular technology, thereby carving out a specific lane for this type of wireless communications.
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Mr. Bond, 33, is the communications manager and public information officer for the Indiana auditor of state, Tera Klutz, for whom he oversees the communications strategy and media relations.
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After the piece was published, AT&T Inc and Verizon Communications Inc intensified their angry rejections of South Korea's boast in post-publication communications sent to Reuters on Wednesday.
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The protection established in Purple Communications is "pretty fundamental" given the centrality of email to modern workplace communications, said Wilma Liebman, who chaired the NLRB during Obama's first term.
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Cellcom, Israel's largest mobile operator, and rival Partner Communications will now be allowed to invest in IBC, the Communications Ministry said, reversing a prior decision blocking such a move.
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Other authentication partners includes AT&T U-Verse, Bright House Networks, Cable One, Cablevision, Charter, Cox, DirecTV, Google Fiber, Midcontinent Communications, Suddenlink Communications, Time Warner Cable, Verizon FiOS, WOW!
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"The most important thing for next-generation communications which affects video games will not only be speed, but also lower-latency," said Ito, who specializes in the communications industry.
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And in 2013, a communications firm for organized labor in Massachusetts, Prometheus Labor Communications, developed a digital platform called UnionConnect designed to improve communication between labor organizations and members.
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Former political director Mayra Macias was promoted to vice president, while Javier Gamboa, the former Hispanic communications chief for the House Democrats' campaign arm, was hired as communications director.
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Communications: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering eliminating dozens of regulations following President Trump's executive order requiring agencies to erase two rules for every new rule they issue.
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The Regional Strategist also coordinates with national communications strategists and other regional communications strategists on marquee environmental issues at Earthjustice, adopting consistent framing within the lens of our work.
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Thune is the chairman of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation which exercises jurisdiction over the Federal Communications Commission as well as federal technology and communications policy.
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The country's internet regulator, the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), was looking into the matter with the police, Communications and Multimedia Minister Salleh Said Keruak said on Wednesday.
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Rather than keep all of their files and communications in email and spreadsheets, SmartAlto allows those customers to have a single hub for all their people, communications and deals.
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Facebook and Alphabet will move from information technology and sit alongside AT&T Inc and Verizon Communications in a broadened telecommunication services sector that will be renamed communications services.
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The Slack tool began as an internal project to improve communications at video game company Tiny Speck, which eventually became Slack Technologies and focused on developing the communications software.
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Japan Communications Inc surged 7.3% after the provider of mobile communications services said it will begin sales of SIMs for citizen broadband radio services (CBRS) in the United States.
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Mercedes Schlapp, a Republican strategist and former Fox News contributor, will become the senior adviser for strategic communications, adding a new senior staff member to the reshuffled communications team.
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HARRIS: Are you aware of any efforts by Trump campaign officials or associates of the campaign to hide their communications with Russian officials through encrypted communications or other means?
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In a Monday morning meeting, Trump lectured press secretary Sean Spicer, deputy press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders and communications director Michael Dubke to unify the White House's communications strategy.
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Trump's former communications director, Hope Hicks, scored a job on Rupert Murdoch's Fox payroll, and another top communications aide, Josh Raffel, now works with the e-cigarette company Juul.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Communications Commission confirmed on Friday that it had voted to approve Charter Communications Inc's acquisitions of Time Warner Cable Inc and Bright House Networks.
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Online content falls under the purview of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (ECPA), a thirty-year-old law that dictates how government can access private Internet communications.
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Under the deal, Amdocs, which provides software and services to media and communications businesses, will both manage and upgrade "business technology systems" that serve PLDT and Smart Communications customers.
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Concerns linger over the proposed communications agreement, with some branches of the military including the air force fearing it would allow the United States to access their communications network.
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A degree preference was followed by requirements of what that degree needed to be: business management, human services, online journalism (not print journalism), digital communications (rather than general communications).
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The letters this month went to 13 companies including AT&T Inc, Verizon Communications Inc, T-Mobile US Inc , Alphabet Inc, Comcast Corp, Cox Communications Inc and Sprint Corp.
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" - Scarlet, 23 "A bachelor's degree in broadcast communications.
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In 2015, after years of debate and legal wrangling, the Federal Communications Commission codified net neutrality by reclassifying broadband providers as "telecommunications services" under Title II of the Communications Act.
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Photo: GettyThe head of the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday slammed wireless carriers over what he described as unsuitably slow progress in restoring communications in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael.
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The dispute concerns the reach of the Stored Communications Act, a 1986 law that regulates the ability for the US government to obtain emails and other communications from technology companies.
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According to digital communications rights watchdog Unwanted Witness, between 2016 and 2018 at least 33 Ugandans have either been summoned and interrogated by police or charged with online communications offences.
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Finally, if the investigation finds that Mateen had any communications with ISIS or other terrorists, it will reignite the "iPhone" debate between law enforcement and technology companies over encrypted communications.
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Strong privacy protection of communications has been the standard since Congress established The Post Office Department (now the United States Postal Service.) There are strong privacy protections for telephone communications.
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In addition, LabView Communications puts an emphasis on building and connecting together blocks of application-specific code for the radio and communications-level elements that are so essential to IoT.
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Foreign nationals cannot spend money on electioneering communications but the term under U.S. law applies only to communications made by broadcast, cable or satellite - with no mention of the internet.
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From 2023-2004, his government had an established relationship with a range of U.S. consultancies that included DB Communications, Venable, Potomac Communications Strategies, Creative Response Concepts and Jefferson Waterman International.
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The news reports come as President Trump orders federal agency to clamp down on public communications, prohibiting agency officials from most external communications, including with reporters and through social media.
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The S&P communications services sector surged 3.74 percent during Thursday's session, leading gains among the 11 major S&P sectors, thanks to Facebook, Alphabet Inc and Charter Communications Inc.
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The news reports come as President Trump orders federal agency to clamp down on public communications, prohibiting agency officials from most external communications, including with reporters and through social media.
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Some experts argue that no one can perform as a communications advisor for President Trump, and with the shake up in the White House communications that theory will be tested.
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The company's business that supplies communications services to the energy industry, known as Harris CapRock Communications, is also expected to be sold in a separate process, according to the sources.
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Schake, who served as deputy communications director for Clinton's 2628 presidential campaign, will be replacing Instagram's current communications chief, David Swain, who announced his departure and replacement Tuesday on Instagram.
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As Leslie Picker writes, that's how much CenturyLink, a communications and data service provider that is active in 1973 states, is paying for Level 3 Communications, another telecommunications service provider.
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These are high-profile people, like White House communications director Hope Hicks, White House counsel Don McGahn and Josh Raffel, a communications aide to White House senior adviser Jared Kushner.
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She was head of communications and public affairs at Human Longevity for five years and before that was director of communications at the Joyce Foundation, which is based in Chicago.
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After working at various ad agencies, she joined J. Walter Thompson in 2005 as a corporate communications director in New York and was promoted to chief communications officer in 2009.
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Foreign nationals cannot spend money on electioneering communications, but the term under U.S. law applies only to communications made by broadcast, cable or satellite - with no mention of the internet.
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NASA's first communications satellite, Echo / Image courtesy of NASA NASA's first communications satellite, Echo / Image courtesy of NASA In recent years, advanced materials have made human-rated inflatable habitats possible.
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The bill allows the NSA to eavesdrop on vast amounts of digital communications from foreigners living outside the United States via American companies like Facebook, Verizon Communications and Alphabet's Google.
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He favors industries like technology, communications and media, which he expects to benefit over the long haul from the impending introduction of 5G, the fifth generation of mobile communications technology.
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Cherry, who runs employee communications, said the company realized it was placing a sizable burden on managers to keep their employees informed, so it decided to increase communications from Hogan.
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Those four areas included direct communications with Trump, diplomatic communications, meetings with other heads of state and staffing Trump had on calls with foreign heads of state, NBC News reports.
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The bill amends the Communications Act of 1934 — which organized federal regulation for telephone and radio communications and established the FCC — to further address unlicensed radio broadcasting, aka pirate radio.
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While attorney–client privilege generally protects communications between a lawyer and a client, law enforcement is allowed to pierce the privilege if the communications are used to further a crime.
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The communications team has been in flux, with the departure of Spicer followed by the ouster of communications director Anthony Scaramucci on Monday, after just 10 days on the job.
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Even beyond that, the privilege only covers communications between Giuliani and Trump himself: Communications between Giuliani and officials either in the State Department or Justice Department would not be covered.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 28 (Reuters) - L-3 Communications Corp was awarded a $500 million U.S. defense contract for common data link and satellite communications support services, the Pentagon said on Friday.
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Gowdy requested in a letter to Carson that he turn over all communications related to Foster, as well as all documents and communications related to the redecoration of his office.
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Charlie Gerow, CEO of Quantum Communications and one of Pennsylvania's most influential Republicans, is a nationally recognized leader in strategic communications and trusted advisor to leaders in government and business.
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When the Federal Communications Commission repealed net neutrality last year, it handed AT&T, Comcast Corp and Verizon Communications Inc power over what content consumers can access on the internet.
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Before the 2020 presidential race, Sabrina Singh was the deputy communications director for the Democratic National Committee and a regional communications director for Hillary Clinton during her 2016 presidential campaign.
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Title: Vice President for Communications and Strategy Body: Vice President for Communications and Strategy The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace is seeking a Vice President for Communications and Strategy - a senior management role at a renowned international affairs institution with six global centers in Washington, D.C, Moscow, Brussels, Beijing, Beirut, and New Delhi.
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The Director, External and Member Communications will help to lead the strategy development and execution of all IDFA communications and marketing with key stakeholders, with a focus on managing digital content production, message development, media relations, member communications, event and product marketing, positioning subject matter experts, and management of IDFA's brand and reputation.
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She started her government career with the Federal Communications Commission, working on satellite communications, before going to work for the Defense Communications Agency and the Department of Transportation, where she was chief of staff of the Office of Commercial Space Transportation when that office was transplanted to the aviation agency in 1995.
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Dudeck has been in the communications world for the past 15 years, serving as VP of Global Communications at MySpace for four years and moving to Zynga as CCO in 2010.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's Space Communications has begun operating a new communications satellite, Amos-7, it said on Monday, a major milestone after it lost two satellites in the past two years.
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And more recently, the campaign has focused on building out its communications operations, adding Tim Murtaugh, who has worked for the RNC, Republican Governors Association, and several campaigns, as communications director.
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As the news made the rounds that White House communications director Hope Hicks was resigning from her position as White House communications director, one question on our minds was her salary.
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Private group chats are a difficult gray area between public, many-to-many communications online where most people expect moderation and direct person-to-person communications where they generally do not.
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For example, despite the appearance of modern communications and collaboration tools, "old school" methods of emails, phone calls and texts still make up 241 percent of all communications with co-workers.
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In another innovative effort to restore communications in Puerto Rico, experimental communications balloons provided by Alphabet Inc, in collaboration with AT&T and T-Mobile US Inc, began operating in October.
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"The successful candidate will play a key role in the development and implementation of the communications strategy for The Royal Foundation and producing and delivering creative communications campaigns," the post continues.
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State surveillance activity typically involves a legal distinction being made between accessing the contents of communications vs harvesting 'only' the communications metadata, with tighter restrictions on accessing content vs accessing metadata.
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NEW FCC DIVERSITY PANEL: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will soon have a committee to advise the agency on promoting diversity in the communications industry, Chairman Ajit Pai announced on Monday.
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Reuters reported this week that Sprint's majority owner, Japan's SoftBank Group is exploring merger options not just with T-Mobile but also a tie-up with cable communications provider Charter Communications.
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According to The New York Times, as the deputy national security adviser for strategic communications, Rhodes wrote the president's speeches, planned his trips abroad and developed the White House communications strategy.
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Gaitan previously served as the director of communications for the Republican Party of Florida, as press secretary for the U.S. House of Representative Republican Conference and as communications director during Rep.
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The Email Privacy Act is a bill meant to reform the Electronic Communications Privacy Act by requiring that law enforcement obtain a warrant before searching private communications stored in the cloud.
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Blogs, for example, have become one of the primary communications channels for many companies, so integrated marketing and communications strategies need to incorporate branding and PR into those outlets, as well.
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The Federal Communications Commission announced on Monday that it will publicly auction off a valuable telecommunications asset, in a move investors viewed as a blow to U.S. satellite communications provider Intelsat.
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Job Title Associate Job Duration Full Time Company Keybridge Communications About Our Company Keybridge Communications is a DC-based public relations firm that specializes in writing, media placement, and issue advocacy.
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Lily Adams, who served as communications director for Kamala Harris' presidential campaign and a spokesperson for Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential bid, is joining Unite the Country as its chief communications officer.
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Kevin Griffis, Planned Parenthood's vp of communications, said the organization had restructured their communications teams in order to more effectively work with the TV industry and others to combat abortion stigma.
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It took longer to learn how to ollie than to finish the communications school curriculum, which speaks not to any special gift with communications equipment but to my truly awful skateboarding.
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In the absence of Congress passing a modern communications law for the 2900st century, it can be hard to see what a modern Federal Communications Commission would or should look like.
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The long-range business jets have been modified to carry the Battlefield Airborne Communications Node, which links communications for forces on the ground, allowing different systems to talk to each other.
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"About" collection was the controversial process of collecting communications not just to and from identified foreign intelligence surveillance targets, but collecting communications that merely mention an identifier linked to a target.
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Pruitt has defended the booth as necessary to have secure communications, including with the White House, despite the EPA having an area dedicated to sensitive communications elsewhere in the headquarters building.
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"That's a lot of campaigning for not a lot of hardware," said Sue Fleishman, the head of September Media, a corporate communications consultancy, and a former communications chief at Warner Bros.
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Job Title Associate Job Duration Full Time Company Keybridge Communications About Our Company Keybridge Communications is a DC-based public relations firm that specializes in writing, media placement, and issue advocacy.
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Julie McClain Downey, most recently the senior director of campaign communications for EMILY's List, a group focused on electing Democratic women, has signed on as Booker's national director of state communications.
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"The successful candidate will play a key role in the development and implementation of the communications strategy for The Royal Foundation, producing and delivering creative communications campaigns," reads the job description.
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Specifically, these intelligence officials are concerned the memo will reveal what goes into a decision to monitor targets, including what kinds of communications are targeted, and how those communications are intercepted.
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In one operation, not previously reported, a DarkMatter subsidiary began an expansive effort to intercept cellular communications in Qatar, occasionally catching communications of Americans in the surveillance net in late 2015.
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When newly hired White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci was brought on board, White House press secretary Sean Spicer, who had also been serving as a communications director, gave his notice.
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The law, however, changed Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, a 20-year-old communications law that is the basis of the free internet as we know it.
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On Thursday, Donald Trump's transition team finalized the names of the president-elect's incoming communications team, naming Sean Spicer, the longtime communications director for the RNC, as press sectary, Politico reports.
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Sense Street – LONDON Sense Street innovates capital market communications.
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" Hahn's communications director, Elizabeth Odendahl added, "We are pumped!
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian telecom company Rogers Communications Inc (RCIb.
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Ed Black, President and CEO, Computer & Communications Industry Association
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" Verizon Communications: "I just want you to hold it.
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This position reports to the SVP, Executive & Strategic Communications.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The strike by Verizon Communications Inc (VZ.
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" He added, "Mass communications have aroused the mass man.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Telecommunications operator China United Network Communications (600050.
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Contributors include Comcast, Cox Enterprises, AT&T, Verizon Communications, CenturyLink, T-Mobile USA, DISH Network, Motorola Solutions, CTIA, Quotidian Gallery Corp, SoftBank Corp, Level 3 Communications, American Cable Association, Tectus Corp, Transglobal Technologies, US Cellular, Cablevision Systems, Mada Communications, Motorola Inc, Intelsat Holdings, NCTA (The Internet & Television Association), NTCA (Rural Broadband Association), US Telecom Association, Granite Telecommunications, Telapex Inc, Windstream Communications, IDT Corp, Eatel, Transtelco, Atlantic Tele-Network, GCI, Telephone & Data Systems Inc, Cincinnati Bell, and Zayo Group.
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I spent almost eight years working for the Obama administration, in the White House as the deputy press secretary, deputy communications director, communications director, and as the spokesperson at the State Department.
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