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Some aspects of international law -- for example, principles of diplomatic immunity, or international
communications
standards -- have little need for such a sanctioning authority.
It was believed that the Internet and mobile communications, then infant technologies, would make it unnecessary for people to live in crowded and expensive urban hubs.
That is why Africa’s bloggers and online activists must work more closely with investors and shareholders of
communications
firms to convince them to stand up for democracy and human rights by resisting illiberal government directives.
As social-first users start to engage in business, whether at work or for their own finances, purchases, and the like, they will have to keep track of their
communications.
One reason is that governments have become as skillful at using the Internet and modern
communications
technology as activists.
In Africa, 66% of the population has gained access to electronic
communications
since 2000.
In the middle of the twentieth century, people feared that computers and new means of
communications
would create the kind of central governmental control dramatized in George Orwell’s 1984.
Viewed from this perspective, countering terrorism includes rebutting terrorist propaganda with a strategic
communications
campaign.
Official
communications
were very limited, and annual bilateral trade was under $1 billion.
Notable exclusions are real estate and alcohol – notorious sources of black money, the eradication of which is supposed to be a major objective of the Modi government – as well as petroleum products (currently taxed at about 45%), electricity, and
communications
tariffs.
Its space launch vehicles (SLVs) can be used for satellites with a range of applications – including communications, weather, observation, and navigation – which may significantly enhance the effectiveness of China’s military space operations and systems.
Consider the information and
communications
technology sector, which is critical to the future competitiveness of major economies – particularly Europe’s.
This disparity can be at least partly explained by its 43rd-place ranking for “connectedness” in terms of flows of goods, services, finance, people, and data and
communications.
Brazil’s trade in goods also suffers from the country’s inadequate transportation and
communications
networks.
More and higher-quality energy increases production through modernized communications, improved productivity, and a better business environment.
Russian submarines have been trolling near vital Western
communications
cables on the Atlantic Ocean floor, implying a risk of serious damage to the US and European economies and way of life.
In a world of instant mass communications, countries are judged by a global public fed on a diet of relentless online news, smartphone videos, and Twitter gossip.
To be sure, progress in any field, from commerce and
communications
to health and environmental science, will become increasingly dependent on technological innovation, and thus on the high-order skills – acquired through intensive technical training – that drive it.
In their rise to power, the Nazis deployed sophisticated modern
communications
technologies, including radio and film, to win the battle of ideas – and thus to shape public opinion and behavior – among a well-educated population in a fledgling democracy.
Among other things, it obliges telephone and Internet providers to store records of all
communications
for six months and all metadata for three years; they must also help intelligence agencies decode encrypted messages.
A second consequence of the dominant role of central banks’
communications
in financial markets is that it crowds out private sources of information, thereby depriving the monetary authorities themselves of an invaluable, independent view of trends that they need for sound policymaking.
For example, in India, where only 29% of all Internet users are female, girls in rural areas often face gender-based restrictions on their use of information and
communications
technologies.
This “Broadband Commission” met under the Chairmanship of Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame and the Mexican
communications
mogul Carlos Slim.
On the contrary, the technology gap between developed and developing countries, measured by levels of penetration by personal computers and information-technology and
communications
services, has narrowed markedly over the course of the past decade, with rapid growth in mobile phone and Internet use.
Information and
communications
technology is a powerful tool to address underdevelopment, isolation, poverty, and the lack of political accountability and political freedom.
The world’s major powers should concentrate on strengthening international strategic stability through dialogue; reopening channels of
communications
between militaries; and restoring civility to their interactions.
In addition to air defenses, command centers and communications, key targets will be the offices, barracks, depots, bunkers, and any known evacuation lodgings and tented camps of Saddam's Special and regular Republican Guards, and of his five different security organizations.
This is especially the case for infrastructure investments in energy, water, transport, and information and
communications
technology (ICT).
The ISI seemed to be keeping its lines of
communications
open to some Taliban in the hope that they could be used as a reserve force in case of another military confrontation with India or a precipitous American withdrawal from Afghanistan.
The near-zero marginal costs of digital
communications
and transactions create new possibilities for conducting cross-border business on a massive scale.
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