Unfortunately, landlines, or rather, the decline of people using landlines, may be partly to blame.
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Surveyors used live interviewers to call landlines and cell phones.
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The poll used both cellphones and landlines to survey people.
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And cellphones have made landlines at home redundant for many.
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Also: A slight to Native Americans; good riddance to landlines.
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Voters were reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The service will also provide free calls to landlines in Turkey.
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If all else fails, you can just stick to corded landlines.
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As people ditch their landlines, scammers have started targeting mobile phones.
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Forty-seven percent of homes use only cellphones, rather than landlines.
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This all began because I disconnected one of my two landlines.
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I don't need two landlines now that I don't have Jerry.
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The communications infrastructure — servicing landlines and cellphones — has also been decimated.
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Still others didn't own cellphones, doing just fine with their landlines.
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We got rid of landlines for a reason, you old shitbags.
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Quinnipiac University questioned 937 voters about Moore via landlines and cellphones.
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Billions of robocalls are made to cell phones and landlines every month.
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The pollsters dialed numbers from samples of both landlines and cell phones.
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Leave it to this gorgeous art installation to make us miss landlines.
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The Victory Research survey was conducted last week via landlines and cellphones.
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The survey was conducted by live interview to cell phones and landlines.
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That's one good thing about landlines, you have power in a blackout.
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It then often travels over landlines owned by AT&T and Verizon.
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Landlines, cellular networks, and broadband internet have all been shut, he said.
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So you know they only called landlines, CB radios and V.F.W. halls.
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And, pollsters say, the Hispanics with landlines are different than those without.
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The CNN/ORC poll was conducted via cellphone and landlines from Sept.
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Telephone landlines are working again, though mobile and internet networks remain suspended.
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Officials said he has begun using landlines more in recent months — landlines are far more secure than cellphones — but that he still relies on his iPhones when he does not want the calls logged by the White House switchboard.
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I guess we will be back to using landlines like in the 80s.
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Polling firms call more cellphones than landlines now that most Americans have cellphones.
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As a result, Getty put lockboxes on the landlines, and installed a payphone.
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The pollsters dialed numbers from random samples of both landlines and cell phones.
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A USB Charger (charged, obviously)So many of us don't have landlines anymore.
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Investing in renewable energy sources is like building cell towers instead of landlines.
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There are exceptions for political calls to landlines, but not for mobile phones.
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Fast-forwarding from landlines to smartphones can't be mastered in just two months.
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Gallup conducted its latest survey of 1,024 U.S. adults via cellphones and landlines.
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Someone will have to call our landlines to tell us it's ours now.
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City officials say the system is secure and it works with cellphones and landlines.
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But calling cellphones as well as landlines has grown more expensive and more difficult.
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Because pollsters pretty much only call landlines, which most Americans—especially Millennials—have abandoned.
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Landlines still work too if they really have to get a hold of you.
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Interviews for this survey of 944 adults were conducted via landlines and mobile phones.
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Americans across the country face an epidemic of robocalls, bombarding landlines and mobile phones.
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At the time, landlines often were abused by telemarketers as direct channels to consumers.
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Landlines give a skewed sample, but legally polling mobile phones is difficult and expensive.
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There are no telephone landlines, and nearly the entire region is without cellphone signal.
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Eventually, however, as landlines gave way to wireless, the industry reconsolidated and regulators relaxed.
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A few seemed to have luck using Skype credits to call landlines inside Iran.
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The ABC News–Washington Post poll was conducted on landlines and cellphones from Dec.
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Some criminal defense lawyers gave up landlines long ago, too, and only use cellphones.
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It used cellphones and landlines among a nationally representative sample of 1,009 U.S. adults.
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It was conducted among 1,115 self-identified registered voters using landlines and cell phones.
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Remember arguing about pollsters who relied too much on calls to voters with landlines?
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Students don't have landlines, he said, so the caller didn't make contact with students.
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The company said it had fixed a problem involving long-distance calls to landlines.
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Today's player laughs at such conditions, and looks at landlines as if they are fossils.
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Behind its gilded doors lay the cables and switches that connected landlines throughout southwest Manhattan.
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This means mobile use today is inversely related to that of landlines in the past.
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In order to protect beachgoers, more landlines have been added to combat poor cell service.
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Travelers should keep to public Wi-Fi whenever possible and rely on landlines for emergencies.
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PCs disrupted mainframes, discount stores disrupted department stores, cellphones disrupted landlines, you get the idea.
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Can you imagine if we all still relied on landlines instead of embracing cell phones?
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Perhaps this is because nobody has landlines anymore – so pollsters can no longer reach us.
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Pollsters are fighting to keep up with the ever-increasing shift from landlines to cellphones.
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Pollsters are fighting to keep up with the ever-increasing shift from landlines to cellphones.
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Landlines, old-fashioned alarm clocks, and single-use plastics will be replaced by modern inventions.
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I mean, the developing world pretty much never adopted landlines, so why not Wi-Fi?
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Pew's poll is based on live phone calls, half to landlines and half to cellphones.
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It also required providers to invest in outdated technology, such as public phones and landlines.
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With landlines largely gone the way of phonographs, this one is a delightfully analog fright.
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And because most Kashmiris don't have landlines in their homes, they can't call for help.
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Overnight, mobile phones and landlines stopped working, broadband lines were frozen, and text messaging stopped.
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Sixty-five percent of participants were reached on cellphones and 35% were reached on landlines.
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Niger currently has two state-owned companies - Sonitel, which operates landlines, and Sahelcom, a mobile operator.
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Interviews were conducted between July 25 and 30, 2019, online and using landlines and cell phones.
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Partial landline services were restored on August 17, with all landlines declared operational by September 4.
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"The reason why people are canceling their landlines is almost always because of telemarketers," Anderson said.
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Many of us on the coasts (and many of us snake people) have largely ditched landlines.
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The upshot, though, is this: Everything about the infrastructure that underpins 225 was built for landlines.
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All the island's landlines are operating but only about 11% of the cell towers are operational.
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Fiber optics cables also work by transmitting sound for telephone landlines, or radio waves for cellphones.
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Most older landlines, the kind found more often in rural areas, cannot adopt the new protocol.
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In every case, however, old-fashioned landlines are ideal, since they can be used without power.
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The poll was conducted August 26 to 29 with 1,003 adults over landlines and cell phones.
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In 2005, the Bush administration modernized Lifeline to support wireless phone services in addition to landlines.
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Home phone features There's not much to be done for pre-1990s landlines, according to experts.
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At the time there were just 22018m landlines in sub-Saharan Africa, one for every 100 people.
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The CNN/ORC Polls were conducted by telephone on landlines and cellphones from October 10 through 15.
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Unlike calls to traditional landlines, pollsters are barred from using autodialers or automated messages to reach cellphones.
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All phone landlines working; cell service largely down Recovery efforts this weekend may be hampered by rain.
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China's infrastructure is still somewhat based on personal computers and landlines, whereas India's is wholly mobile-first.
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The poll surveyed 85033 likely Arizona voters on both cellphones and landlines from March 3 to 4.
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Both ORC and SSRS employ similar methodologies: live-interview telephone calls placed to landlines and cell phones.
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And Frontier's huge picture is they bought a lot of landlines and have a lot of debt.
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"I have unclassified conversations all the time from landlines that are unsecured, and cell phones," he said.
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Dear Amy: As we disconnect our landlines, cellphones are the main communication device for most of us.
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The organizer of a Skype conference call can add landlines, cellphones, and other Skype to a group.
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In Liberia, where there are almost no landlines, and a cellphone is your life, this was serious business.
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Look at what has happened with our phones: We went very, very quickly from landlines to cell phones.
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These are focused on offering unlimited calls to select countries or landlines, unlimited texts, and other reduced rates.
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One problem with traditional polling is it depends on respondents answering calls from unknown numbers and using landlines.
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People who only use cell phones tend to be younger and more diverse than those who have landlines.
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"Over the weekend, you'll have most of these lines functional," he said, responding to a question about landlines.
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But above that, the percentage of adult households willing to ditch landlines decreases steadily as ages goes up.
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Landlines are already a rare sight, and they'll only become more of a novelty in the next decade.
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For example, Screen Sharing and calling landlines and mobile phones will still ask you to install a plugin.
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In Africa the mobile phone is ubiquitous — the continent has skipped over landlines and gone straight to mobile.
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The Quinnipiac University poll was conducted from June 22-27, reaching 1,212 voters nationwide via landlines and cellphones.
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Short answer: Like people who still rent landlines or use AOL mail, some folks haven't gotten around to upgrading.
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Naturally, as cellphones have become ubiquitous, the number of landlines in homes have declined and will continue to fall.
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The figures, based on a telephone poll of nearly 20,000 households, show just how quickly Americans have abandoned landlines.
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And it ships with 1TB of cloud storage, and 60 Skype minutes of calls to mobile phones or landlines.
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Although we've heard a lot about how smartphones are replacing landlines, using smartphones indoors might not work for everyone.
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FICO recently released FICO XD, which includes payment data from TV or cable accounts, utilities, cell phones, and landlines.
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The profitability of this business has declined in recent years as more people abandon landlines and rely on wireless.
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SKEWED: The Hill's Mario Trujillo reports: Pollsters are struggling to keep up with the shift from landlines to cellphones.
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Some pollsters still haven't fully adjusted to the fact that landlines are now a historical curiosity in many households.
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The country catapulted from landlines to smartphones and Facebook, flying past computer-based internet in fewer than five years.
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And though landlines largely work, there was still no word on Saturday on when internet service would be restored.
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The ABC News-Langer Research Associated poll surveyed 1,004 U.S. adults in English and Spanish over landlines and cellphones.
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The suspects are believed to have contacted imams of the network via payphones and landlines, the news agency said.
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But today 93 percent of wiretaps are done on mobile phones, which unlike landlines, travel to more than one place.
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ARG interviewed 1,523 likely voters — 420 Republicans, 400 Democrats, and 545 undeclared — on landlines and cell phones March 250–242.
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These are voters who by and large are not getting polled … they don't have landlines or they're ignoring these calls.
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Only Mason-Dixon used a full telephone frame (live calls to landlines and cell phones) drawn from a voter list.
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The voice calling is free as long as you're calling UK landlines or mobile phones, but international calls aren't included.
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Many parents of young children cling to their landlines longer than they'd like to for this exact reason [raises hand].
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Chinese messaging app WeChat is moving into new territory, launching a feature that lets users call cell phones and landlines.
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While video and voice calling works on the web, Skype screen sharing and calling landlines will still require a plugin.
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Our lawyers were the only ones we knew who had landlines, so all of our first calls were to them.
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The CNN survey of 1,001 U.S. adults, including 891 registered voters, was conducted via landlines and cellphones June 16–19.
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Some chose to stay in the area, which now has no power, cell reception, landlines or county water, officials said.
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This generation's default is a world without landlines; accepting plant-based protein as equivalent to meat is the new normal.
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Consumers can register landlines as well as cellphones on a federal "Do Not Call" list, which restricts calls from telemarketers.
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Creepy phone calls have long dominated the horror genre, but nowadays, many of us don't have landlines in our homes.
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Some services ask you to supply your phone number (including landlines) in your account settings for use in account verification.
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Students were able to use teachers' phones to notify their parents and landlines when they could return to the building.
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Telemarketer calls to landlines have plagued consumers for decades, but the rise in mobile robocalling has made the situation freshly appalling.
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Millions of residents were cut off from their families because they could not access the internet, send letters or use landlines.
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He goes downstairs to pick it up, because in this universe people still have landlines that they place in inconvenient locations.
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Today, however, the cost of a cell phone has gone down so significantly that people are starting to cancel their landlines.
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The technology can also prompt reminder phone calls to landlines or cellphones, as well as text messages to patients and caregivers.
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The nationwide telephone poll was conducted May 210 to 17 on cellphones and landlines with 1,300 adults, including 1,109 registered voters.
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The polls was conducted March 24 to 28 among 1,405 registered voters statewide, using live interviews on cell phones and landlines.
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The agency notes that because "wireless phones are mobile, they are not associated with one fixed location or address" like landlines.
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Gallup relies on landlines to contact potential voters, which means it often neglects to poll young voters who exclusively use cell phones.
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Quinnipiac University employed live interviewers calling landlines and cell phones to survey 1,323 voters across the country between February 16 and 21.
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Skype is expanding the availability of its real-time translation feature, integrating the tool with calls made to mobile phones and landlines.
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The decline of landlines is captured, for example, but the rise of its replacement — social media and free messaging apps — is not.
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If you're old enough to remember landlines, maybe you remember the feedback loop that turned them from must-haves to luxury items.
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Not all homes have landlines, he told me, and cell service is only available in a few buildings using the tribe ISP.
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To make calls to mobile phones or landlines from the browser, you'll need a subscription or Skype credit, as on other platforms.
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The survey of 1,85033 adults, conducted May 18–22 via landlines and cellphones, has a margin of error of 3 percentage points.
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Landlines had been losing out to mobile phones for the past 15 years, he said, but it had been a gradual process.
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It is a business where growth is slow or declining, as more and more consumers give up landlines and traditional subscription television.
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The CEO explains that the majority of Gen Z only knows of things like landlines and AOL through history books and movies.
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"Signals intelligence is constrained in North Korea through encryption and landlines," Bruce Klingner, former CIA division chief for the Koreas, told Axios.
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The survey included interviews conducted by live interviewers, calling landlines and cellphones, with 584 adults who said they watched the presidential address.
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In addition, many phone providers are no longer making new landline systems, which means no new technology is being used with landlines.
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Some of the movement restrictions have been eased and some landlines are working again, but many Kashmiris say their lives remain paralyzed.
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The poll was conducted on landlines and cell phones from March 8 to 11 with 503 registered voters in Pennsylvania's 18th District.
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Both canvass likely voters, weeding out voters who are less likely to cast ballots, and call voters on landlines and cell phones.
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What was true in 85033 is still true today: state and local governments tax communications services like landlines at a high rate.
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The MTSU survey, conducted via cellphones and landlines from March 22 to 29, has a margin of error of 4 percentage points.
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The company said its customer base rose 8.1 percent to 61 million citing a growth in demand for its mobile broadband and landlines.
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By double tapping Stiletto's center stone, customers inform their emergency contacts when they feel at risk, and can even send updates to landlines.
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With these crashes as a backdrop, AAA contacted 1,014 adults on their phones (both landlines and cellphones) during the first week of April.
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Google is rolling out a new update to its Google Home devices in the UK to enable free calls to landlines and mobiles.
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Zipwhip, which has built a texting platform for businesses to send and receive texts (and more) via their landlines, has raised $22.5 million.
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Customers are also increasingly dropping the voice portion of triple play packages that Verizon offers, keeping video and internet, but ditching their landlines.
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French officials ordered France Télécom to go private in 2003 as the company struggled to keep customers from abandoning landlines for mobile phones.
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There is no reason why it cannot be used on analogue landlines, other than the reluctance of the telephone carriers to accept it.
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Wireless service is unlikely to be affected, but responses to service requests may be slow for landlines, high-speed Internet and television services.
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The poll was conducted by SSRS among a random national sample of 1,012 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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Kazmi, general manager and spokesman, is always stationed at the right-hand desk, two landlines and a cell phone in front of him.
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The company's wireless business has been growing faster than its wireline operations — traditional landlines and wire-based internet service — and is more profitable.
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And when she calls landlines, whose owners skew older, "I slow it down for the seniors, you know, take my time," she said.
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Landlines were allowed to operate last month, and an advisory asking tourists to not travel to the region was lifted earlier this week.
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The poll was conducted March 14-17 among a national sample of 1,003 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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They also made crucial moves to modernize it, directing funds from legacy allocations like fax machines and landlines to the more modern tech infrastructure.
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The formal comment released today states that reports reflect there were an estimated 30.5 billion illegal robocalls made to cellphones and landlines last year.
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It's a snap-on module that the company promised would give you an insanely fast 25Gbps cellular connection, faster than most landlines these days.
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But for a large share of separating couples it may well be the future, like "introducing a cell-phone into a world of landlines".
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The Kaiser Health Tracking Poll was conducted August 1 to 6 and involved random calls to the cell phones and landlines of 1,211 adults.
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India's move was accompanied by travel and communication restrictions in Kashmir that are still largely in place, although some landlines were restored last week.
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The poll was conducted October 10-12, using landlines and cell phone interviews, and was based on responses from 1,006 randomly chosen registered voters.
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The service works today with existing landlines, mobile phones, Google Voice lines or other cloud providers by routing calls to the business phone number.
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The age of telemarketing being an effective strategy has shifted in recent years due to consumers leaving behind their landlines in favor of smartphones.
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Instead, the rides are coordinated through text message, and there's a forthcoming plan to set up calls to landlines or cellphones instead of texting.
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The survey of 1,85033 registered voters was conducted May 24–30 via landlines and cellphones with a margin of error of 2.5 percentage points.
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Nomorobo is free for landlines but does have a $1.99 monthly subscription fee for the mobile app (available for both iPhone and Android phones).
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The survey of 1,85033 adults overall was conducted March 3–6 via landlines and cellphones with a margin of error of 5.5 percentage points.
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The survey of 85033 registered voters was conducted via landlines and the internet June 2–5, with an overall 3.6-point margin of error.
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In 1996, most households depended on landlines, and the providers for local service were Bell telephone companies, and for long distance service, AT&T.
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Interviewers called 240,235 randomly selected people every week on landlines and cellphones and requested to speak with the youngest adult living in the household.
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It's a lot faster to get a cellphone tower into a village than the years spent waiting for the state utility to install landlines.
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The company said its customer base rose 11.1% to 67.5 million citing a growth in demand for its mobile broadband and landlines in Morocco.
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The poll of 1,85033 U.S. adults was conducted May 13-17 via landlines and cellphones with a margin of error of 4 percentage points.
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My one regret with The Babysitters Coven is that I never figured out a convincing way to make landlines a core part of the plot.
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Most other anti-spam services that are still available for landlines either have a monthly fee or work more with companies rather than with individuals.
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Conducting accurate surveys has grown more difficult and expensive as cellphones have increasingly supplanted landlines, and as growing numbers of Americans have declined to participate.
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All you have to say is, "Hey Google, call mom," or whomever you'd like to ring on cell and landlines throughout the U.S. and Canada.
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The survey of 1,125 voters across the country was conducted via cell phones and landlines and has a margin of error of 3.4 percentage points.
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State caucuses are notoriously difficult to survey, and pollsters are still seeking the right sampling balance between landlines, cellphones, Internet surveys and new mobile technologies.
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An RRH Elections live interview poll that called landlines and cell-phones taken before the runoff had Trump's approval rating at 56% among runoff voters.
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To give you a sense of the absurdity of these efforts, imagine Bell Communication publishing a report suggesting cell phones are less convenient than landlines.
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The survey of 85033 registered voters was conducted via landlines and the internet June 27–28 with a margin of error of 3.4 percentage points.
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For the new approach to be most effective, the vast majority of the industry, from cable landlines to mobile providers, must use the new protocol.
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The survey of 823 likely GOP primary voters was conducted April 12–18 via landlines and cellphones with a margin of error of 85033 points.
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The survey of 1,037 likely Democratic primary voters was conducted April 85033–18 via landlines and cellphones with a margin of error of 3 points.
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Of course, none of these things replace those precious in-person times together with loved ones, but they sure are a big improvement over landlines.
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Verizon has successfully navigated several generations of technology, growing from a local telephone utility to a major provider of landlines, mobile communications, television, and Internet services.
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The Fox News Poll was conducted by both landlines and cellphones from October 6 to 8 with 1,003 randomly chosen registered voters in the United States.
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Google Fiber may be the holy grail of Internet service for many, but many people still rely on landlines for everyday communication purposes or emergency use.
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According to the NHIS estimates for the second half of 2015, over two-thirds of adults aged between 25 and 34 live in households without landlines.
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Quinnipiac University surveyed 1,005 California voters from April 3 to April 85033 via landlines and cellphones with an overall margin of error of 4.1 percentage points.
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The Echo Connect is a $35 box that will allow you to place phone calls to landlines or other contacts using your existing Amazon Echo units.
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And the Mitchell Research poll surveyed 602 likely primary voters only on landlines and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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While the Kashmir Valley is familiar with internet blackouts, the latest all-encompassing ban on broadband, landlines and even cable TV has not been enforced before.
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He adds they can not yet give figures on subscribers and will decide in the future on whether or not to make an offer on landlines.
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The Emerson College poll surveyed 450 Democrats and independents in Iowa via landlines and online polling, and has a margin of error of 4.6 percentage points.
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With the latest version of Skype Preview, conversations between a Skype account and mobile phones or even landlines will now be accessible for the verbal translation.
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A page devoted to 911 wireless services on the F.C.C.'s website explains the challenge of handling emergency calls from wireless phones instead of wired landlines.
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The Fox News Poll was conducted by both landlines and cellphones from December 8 to 11 with 1,000 randomly chosen registered voters in the United States.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS Friday through Sunday among a random national sample of 1,613 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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This integration also lets Skype users call mobile and landlines using SkypeOut, and simply call contacts by saying "Alexa, call Tom on Skype" to activate a call.
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While some of us may no longer think landlines are necessary, the reality is that they are the lifeblood of millions of small businesses across the country.
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The commission is proposing to recognize RTT as a replacement for TTY on wireless networks from December 2017, and is looking into doing the same for landlines.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS May 2-5 among a random national sample of 1,015 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The Quinnipiac University survey of 1,85033 voters nationwide was conducted July 18–23 via landlines and cellphones and has a margin of error of 3.5 percentage points.
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The CNN Poll was conducted May 2-5 by SSRS among a random national sample of 1,015 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS May 2-5 among a random national sample of 1,015 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS December 6-9 among a random national sample of 1,015 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted June 14-17 by SSRS among a random national sample of 1,012 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The data was collected using an interactive voice response system solely on landlines and an online panel provided by Amazon Turk, a crowd sourcing website for businesses.
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He says that the polls don't tell the whole story, that he was a late entry, that pollsters overrepresent voters with landlines — in other words, old people.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS December 14-17 among a random national sample of 1,001 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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Cross-border travel was banned, the embassies were closed, flights were canceled and phone calls on landlines and cellphone networks were not permitted between the two countries.
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The researchers conducted national surveys in 2015 and this year, working with two polling companies to interview a representative sample of Americans on their landlines and cellphones.
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Actually, cellphones have allowed a lot of these countries to totally leapfrog the absence of landlines and build infrastructure that has made people's lives a lot better.
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It used cellphones and landlines among a nationally representative sample of 1,016 U.S. adults and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3.8 percentage points.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS March 22-25 among a random national sample of 1,014 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The survey of 1,600 adults including 1,85033 registered voters was conducted July 8–12 via landlines and cellphones with a margin of error of 3 percentage points.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS March 22-25 among a random national sample of 1,014 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS February 20-23 among a random national sample of 1,016 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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"We probably bring the internet to well over 100,000 people today who have no other access — no cellphones, landlines or any other means to connect," Dankberg added.
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The CNN poll in Texas was conducted by SSRS October 9 through 13 among random statewide samples reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS February 20-23 among a random national sample of 1,016 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll in Florida was conducted by SSRS October 16 through 20 among a random statewide sample reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS January 14-18 among a random national sample of 1,005 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS August 9-12 among a random national sample of 1,002 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS August 9-12 among a random national sample of 1,002 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS October 4-7 among a random national sample of 1,009 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS January 14-18 among a random national sample of 1,005 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The survey of 1,451 voters was conducted March 16-21 via landlines and cellphones and has a margin of error of plus or minus 2.6 percentage points.
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After seeing that the service worked, Mr. Anderson made it freely available to anyone; it works with landlines (with conference call or three-way calling service) and cellphones.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS April 25 through 28 among a random national sample of 1,007 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS May 28 through 31 among a random national sample of 1,006 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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Mobile and internet services have previously been cut off in Kashmir at times of turmoil, but this time the government also blacked out landlines and cable television networks.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS June 28 through 30 among a random national sample of 1,613 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The nationwide poll was conducted on cellphones and landlines May 13-17 with 1,109 registered voters, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
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"Economically it's a no-brainer to go to solar where solar is able to leapfrog the grid in the same way that mobile has leapfrogged landlines," said Tozun.
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One of the most useful features on Invoke is the ability to connect the speaker to your Skype account and call mobile phones, Skype-enabled devices, and landlines.
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Clients migrating from copper landlines to fiber optic connections also helped to boost fixed broadband revenue by 11 percent despite just 2 percent growth in the subscriber base.
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The Kaiser poll, which was conducted via cellphones and landlines in the middle of September, questioned 1,204 adults, and has a margin of error of 3 percentage points.
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The idea of a big screen with a fixed connection will be as alien to the second half as landlines and cathode-ray tubes are to today's youngsters.
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Second, many pollsters do not construct rigorously representative samples in Alabama, relying instead on lower-quality methodologies (like focusing on voters with landlines and ignoring those with mobiles).
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Before our lives turned digital, campaigns relied on field workers doing door-to-door interviews and calling landlines to survey voters about their personal characteristics and political preferences.
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The poll surveyed 527 adults, including users of landlines and cellular phones, over June 2-4 and had a margin of error plus or minus 5 percentage points.
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Currently, doctors and nurses working within the NHS have to rely on an outdated and inefficient combination of pagers, landlines, switchboards and fax machines to contact each other.
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The telephone poll was conducted on landlines and cellphones with 1,300 adults nationwide, and it has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.
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The county also used reverse 911 calls to warn residents with landlines, Larocque said, and Sonoma County Sheriff's deputies went door to door to tell residents to evacuate.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS January 10 to 11 among a random national sample of 848 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS December 6 through 9 among a random national sample of 1,015 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN polls in Florida and Tennessee were conducted by SSRS October 24 through 29 among random statewide samples reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The Monmouth University poll was conducted March 5 through 8 among a random statewide sample of 977 Michigan voters reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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A global powerhouse offering access to the internet through mobile phones and landlines, and satellite television service through DirecTV, AT&T has a long history of battling regulators.
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The ABC News-Washington Post poll was conducted August 26-29 among a national random sample of 1,003 adults and 879 registered voters reached via landlines or cellphones.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS on January 14-18 among a random national sample of 1,005 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS October 4 through 7 among a random national sample of 1,009 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Polls in Arizona and Tennessee were conducted by SSRS September 11 through 15 among random statewide samples reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS March 14 through 17 among a random national sample of 1,003 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS September 6 through 9 among a random national sample of 1,003 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS November 21 through 24 among a random national sample of 1,007 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS October 4 through 7 among a random national sample of 1,009 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The dome is one element in the E-4B's communication portfolio that gives those aboard the ability to contact ships, submarines, aircraft and landlines anywhere in the world.
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The CNN Polls in Missouri and Nevada were conducted by SSRS September 25 through 29 among random statewide samples reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS January 14-18 among a random national sample of 918 registered voters reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Polls in Arizona and Nevada were conducted by SSRS October 24 through 29 among random statewide samples reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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While originally a problem just with landlines, it's now pervasive on cellphones and affects more than 250 million of us in the U.S. — essentially everyone with a phone.
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In 2008, when the commission added subsidies for mobile-phone services to discounts for landlines, some homes started double-billing the program, and the budget for the fund ballooned.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS April 25 through April 28 among a random national sample of 1,007 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The days of landlines trained us to believe that 911 could easily track down your location but in the age of the smartphone, it's actually trickier than it sounds.
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Such talk of leapfrogging usually focuses on the poor world, where charities and tech firms promise to send balloons and drones to bring the internet to people without landlines.
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The Pew Research Center poll was conducted March 20 through March 25 among a random national sample of 1,503 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The Granite State Poll was conducted April 10-18 and includes interviews with 549 randomly chosen New Hampshire adults who spoke with live interviewers on both landlines and cellphones.
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Ironically, many of the trends in the digital revolution — like the the unplugging of landlines and the growing reliance on online polling — have made sampling bias in polling worse.
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"Straight out of high school he started working as a landline technician, now he works from home helping other phone guys service landlines over the phone," she told us.
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I love the idea, though, and in a world where many of us have ditched landlines entirely, I think the home phone just got a new shot at life.
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"We should also note that cellphone towers and regular landlines have been heavily damaged in the area, and so there may be reduce service," said USGS volcanologist Jessica Ball.
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For six and a half contentious weeks this spring, the company was ensnared in a nasty labor battle with the unions representing nearly 280,29 workers who service its landlines.
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Telephone landlines were restored in parts of the city after a 12-day blackout and Kansal said most telephone exchanges in the region would start working by Sunday evening.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS from November 1 through 3 among a random national sample of 1,518 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS January 30 through February 2 among a random national sample of 1,011 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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This particular Suffolk/USA Today poll was conducted well, surveying 1,000 registered voters over five days with live-person interviews over the phone (using both cell phone and landlines).
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The first survey used cellphones and landlines among a nationally representative sample of 1,019 U.S. adults, and a similar methodology was used for a second survey of 1,017 adults.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS January 30 through February 2 among a random national sample of 1,011 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS November 21 through 24 among a random national sample of 1,007 adults reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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The Pew Research Center poll was conducted by Abt Associates September 18 through 24, 2018, among random statewide samples reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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The company plans to expand the service so that people with landlines will be able to get trip details that way — or via a mobile phone that isn't a smartphone.
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The drawback of the automated calling system is that it is designed to dial landlines, but cellphone users must register their phones if they are to receive alerts, she said.
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Google Fiber product manager John Shriver-Blake correctly points out in Google's announcement that landlines haven't gone away and that they still have a role to play — especially with families.
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"Just as some developing countries skipped landlines and went straight to mobiles, cities can skip fixed-route buses and go straight to on-demand," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS from December 14-17, 2017 among a random national sample of 1,001 adults reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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The nationwide telephone poll was conducted March 17-20 on cellphones and landlines with 1,252 adults and has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.
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Why it matters: Roughly 80% of 911 calls in the US are made from a mobile phone, but the system was built for an era of voice calls over landlines.
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Tech Tip Q. As recent storms and power outages have shown, we are now deeply reliant on cellphones for communication, especially since many people have gotten rid of their landlines.
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The poll was conducted via landlines and cellphones from May 24 to 30, surveying 1,561 registered voters nationwide with a margin of error of plus or minus 2.5 percentage points.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS January 30 through February 2 among a random national sample of 1,011 adults reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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Thursday, officials with Columbia University, which is affiliated with Barnard, reported an unspecified white supremacist group had targeted Barnard faculty and staff landlines with racist robocalls regarding the Majors case.
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Landlines met with little success (because customer experience left much to be desired) over the second half of the 20th century, and this seems to have boosted demand for mobile phones.
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The report showed that rates have plummeted since 20163, as United States citizens have ditched landlines for mobile phones en masse, and generally grown less willing to talk on the phone.
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A fourth amendment commissioned a third report from the GAO on the benefit and necessity of offering standalone broadband, as opposed to having it bundled with cable, landlines, and other services.
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With no access to landlines, the characters in those movies were so removed from help or contact with the outside world, they might as well have been stranded on the Moon.
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Much like the firehose of spam that made email almost unusable in the late 1990s, robocalls have made people in the US wary of picking up their cell phones and landlines.
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Which was charged with guaranteeing landline "universal service" - but after more than half a century peaked at just over ninety percent before declining rapidly as cellular phones began rendering landlines obsolete.
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Nearly half of all American households have given up their landlines and have only wireless phone service — a figure that has risen more than 10 percentage points in just three years.
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The survey, conducted by NPR and researchers with Marist College, polled 255 adult U.S. residents in early September across regions of the country, contacting participants through both landlines and mobile devices.
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Reaching voters where they are —on cell phones, not landlines — and connecting with new voters will be crucial to Democrats' efforts in November and looking ahead to the 2020 presidential election.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS August 9-12 among a random national sample of 1,002 adults and 921 registered voters reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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In the weeks following the Inauguration of Donald J. Trump, so many people started doing so that, in short order, voice mail filled up and landlines began blurting out busy signals.
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The survey of 768 likely general election voters in New York, which traditionally favors Democrats, was conducted March 14–16 via landlines with a margin of error of 3.5 percentage points.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SSRS February 20-23 among a random national sample of 1,016 adults, including 909 registered voters, reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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Modern polling faces challenges, including the decreasing use of landlines and the increasing difficulty in finding people willing to participate, but we can expect the polling industry to work to adapt.
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Microsoft is also highlighting the Invoke's ability to make and receive Skype calls to other Skype devices as well as cellphones and landlines, which is an interesting addition to a home assistant.
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We can have a field office and staff set up in a Starbucks with wireless and get just as much done as we can in a brick-and-mortar office with landlines.
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Generation Z is the first generation to grow up without landlines, and they're handling at least one aspect of being off the grid better than you'd expect, the AP's Leanne Italie reports.
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The Washington Post-ABC News poll was conducted by phone from October 27-30 in English and Spanish among a random national sample of 1,003 US adults reached by landlines and cellphones.
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"We have been through bad storms — Hermione, Matthew, Irma and now Mike — and the difference with this one is that we lost landlines, we lost internet, we lost mobile," Mr. Scott said.
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When Mr. Sim and Ms. Madley Croft aren't trading recriminations and regrets (via landlines), the video shows glimpses of high-school life, including a romance between a football player and a cheerleader.
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Five hundred locals lined up outside The Green Parrot to use one of the town's handful of landlines, placing calls to worried mothers, kids, and fellow neighbors who'd evacuated before Hurricane Irma hit.
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The Post-ABC poll was conducted among a random national sample of 1,003 adults reached on conventional landlines and cellphones with a margin of sampling error at plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
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This was one of those landlines that had to charge on the wall but wasn't as cumbersome as the corded phones, which confined you to the other end of the kitchen at best.
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The investigation by regulator Ofcom found that Plusnet broke a billing rule by continuing to charge a group of customers for landlines or broadband after they had cancelled their service, the regulator said.
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The CNN poll was conducted by SRSS on March 22-25 among a random national sample of 1,014 respondents, including 913 registered voters, reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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"Mobile phones have managed to skip landlines in the developing world and we think in cargo, there will be no point putting in expensive roads or railways if there is an alternative," Daniels said.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center October 21 through 27 among a random statewide sample of 1,266 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The new subsidy is actually part of an overhaul to the ageing FCC initiative known as Lifeline, that in the past has sought to help households afford landlines and cellular phones—with mixed success.
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Within just a few short years hundreds of millions of people were able to phone and text for the first time, bypassing monopolistic state-owned phone companies that kept customers waiting for landlines indefinitely.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center July 8 through 15 among a random statewide sample of 864 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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He adds they can not yet give figures on subscribers at year-end but confirms growth is positive and will decide in the future on whether or not to make an offer on landlines.
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But wireless devices have long been trickier than landlines — even with a GPS location, it can be hard to locate a caller inside a building, especially on with many floors or if they're underground.
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So even at low response rates, telephone surveys that include interviews via landlines and cellphones, and that are adjusted to match the demographic profile of the U.S., can produce accurate estimates for political attitudes.
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Young people, who seem to be ready to vote in much larger numbers than previous midterms, are notoriously hard to poll accurately since they don't have landlines and are reluctant to engage with pollsters.
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Columbia and Barnard officials, who called the messages "abhorrent" and "violently racist," said that the calls were placed to landlines at Barnard and Columbia, and that no students were believed to have received them.
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Among the challenges for pollsters: The historic unpopularity of both candidates, the potential Election Day voter response to the polls themselves, the growing abandonment of landlines for cellphones, and the rise of online polling.
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Because people don't use or pick up landlines, and those who do are simply less likely to answer questions about their presidential candidates, pollsters are now dealing with a smaller pool than they once were.
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"We wanted to be able to measure lung function on any type of phone you might encounter around the world — smartphones, dumb phones, landlines, pay phones," said Shewak Patel, a UW professor on the team.
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In many of these areas, landlines are still rare, but cell phones are now commonplace and have drastically changed the way farmers interact with wildlife, according to a paper published this week in Environmental Management.
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With the use of copper-based landlines having plummeted the last few years, many of the nation's phone companies have understandably attempted to shift their business models toward new, more profitable sectors like video advertising.
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You can continue to blame all the wrong calls this year on new challenges in telephone polling when so many Americans — especially the young — do not have landlines and are therefore hard to track down.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer and Co. December 10 through 13 among a random sample of 455 likely Democratic caucusgoers reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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It said primary schools in Srinagar were due to open on Monday, government offices were supposed to be back to normal, telephone landlines were being slowly restored, and restrictions on movement were being progressively relaxed.
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It began late on Sunday, was still in place late on Thursday, and involves the snapping of links for cellphones, the internet, landlines, and television in a state that is almost the size of Britain.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS March 24 through 29 among a random national sample of 1,013 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer as part of the SSRS Omnibus survey.
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In the Brooklyn case, the police had obtained a pen register and trap and trace order, which were designed in the era of landlines to document incoming and outgoing phone numbers from a targeted phone.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. March 3 through 6, 2019 among a random sample of 401 likely Democratic caucusgoers reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The latest batch of fundraising reports released this week confirmed a new reality of presidential politics: the traditional, big-dollar model of funding a presidential campaign is going the way of landlines and the VCR.
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Amazon has a well-regarded set of parental controls built into its Fire line of tablets Between the lines: Parents are recycling the same methods their folks used in the era of radio, television and landlines.
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But, today, most, if not all, of the Rat Pack is dead, a new generation thinks of Michael Douglas as Liberace, and the practice of comping alcohol is going the way of cursive handwriting and landlines.
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Promoting the use of coal over renewable energy sources "is like prohibiting people from using cell phones and asking them to go back to landlines", she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in an interview on Thursday.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's communications regulator Enacom said on Friday it had signed off on new rules allowing companies to offer so-called quadruple play services that include landlines, mobile phones, pay television and the internet.
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And yet it was a movie about journalists spending months meticulously calling sources from landlines, and poring over documents with highlighters and microfiche, chasing the truth even when it was hard, even when it was dangerous.
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Even though I grew up in the years when landlines were still the norm and having one computer in the house was a rarity, tech has always been an important part of my relationship with my mom.
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"Polls talk about who is likely to vote, and it's landlines mostly, and someone who has to sit through 20 minutes of questions, and not check their caller ID to make sure it's a pollsters," he said.
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"I used landlines growing up, but I ended up going to a university far from where I grew up and I decided long distance would cost too much when I wanted to call home," Gingerich told me.
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If you use Skype as a guest then the conversation will only last for 24 hours, and if you want to access features like calling landlines or Skype Translator then you'll still need a regular Skype account.
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It's a slippery slope, and at the end of it is The War on Drugs' Lost in the Dream, a mouthwatering tribute to all of the dad rock that ever made us wish we still used landlines.
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Consequently, the samples in IVR polls are biased toward people with landlines (older, wealthier, and those who have lived in their home longer) and against households who only have cell-phones (younger, lower income, urban and minority).
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS December 6 through 9 among a random national sample of 1,015 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer, including 463 self-identified Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents.
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The government imposed a communication blackout with mobiles phones, internet links and landlines down and the detentions of scores of people including Abdullah to prevent large scale protests from erupting over the loss of autonomy for Kashmir.
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Phone companies under the new law will be required to eventually identify and stop spoofed calls on cell phones; the FCC is also requiring that these companies find an alternative tool to stop spoofed calls for landlines.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, March 3 through 6 among a random sample of 400 registered Republicans reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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Even as cell phones have outdated the maintenance of landlines in the home, we still pantomime the technology of archaic dialing patterns and receivers, indicating that in our mobile-technology era, there is something fundamental about payphones.
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William Johnson, a white nationalist leader of the American Freedom Party, is sending out a wave of robocalls to 193,600 landlines in Utah in hopes of trashing Trump's biggest threat in the state — independent conservative candidate Evan McMullin.
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An in-house expert from Edelson used ViSalus' own data, according to Dovel, to figure out how many calls went through to residential landlines or mobile phones belonging to the approximately 800,000 onetime ViSalus promoters in the class.
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From media outlets to daytime TV shows, people love to examine the passé things these darn kids today "don't understand": broken records, typewriters, landlines and telephone booths, the dial-up sound on the first modems, and so forth.
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And given how bad spam calls have gotten, surely most if not every adult with a cellphone in the U.S., and certainly everyone in the half of U.S. households that still have landlines, would throw Thanos a parade.
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Verizon had long argued that it needed to cut costs and increase its flexibility to manage its work force and preserve the competitiveness of its wireline business, which includes landlines, video and Internet service that run through wires.
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Just as mobile phones replaced landlines and personal computers replaced large mainframes, Bloom Energy's aim is to lead the energy industry away from a traditional "hub and spoke" network to a clean, distributed, and more reliable energy model.
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Over 143 percent of the striking employees work on the so-called wireline side of its business — that is, the traditional phone landlines and the fiber optic network, called Fios, which offers subscribers Internet, voice and video service.
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The communication blackout — with landlines, cellphones and internet all down — means that people within Kashmir can't call one another or speak to friends and relatives outside the region, relying only on limited cable TV and local radio reports.
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Then came an epiphany: just as the arrival of mobile-phone networks had allowed Africa to avoid constructing expensive landlines, there might be a way to use this empty space to bypass the continent's paltry system of roads.
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There are fewer restrictions on landlines, unless you're on the Do Not Call list, but prerecorded telemarketing calls are always illegal without written consent, advocates say, and debt collectors must stop calling after consumers send a written request.
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Then there's the issue of how to even reach teenagers, who wouldn't be the ones answering landlines (the traditional method for distributing these type of surveys.) Really, the youngest generation's attitude on guns and gun policy is still evolving.
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This morning, the company announced it would indefinitely waive the fees for calls to landlines or mobile numbers between the U.S. and the seven countries impacted by the travel ban, including Syria, Iraq, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.
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Some of those sources reportedly think the repercussions of legal action could be huge, as it would force an update to wiretapping laws that really haven't changed since the days when most of us communicated overly easily accessed landlines.
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The carrier reported a net revenue of 4.9 billion reais in the quarter ended on December 13, down 8,4% from a year ago, mostly due to the drop in revenue at landlines, partially offset by larger revenue with mobile.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, September 14 through 18 among a random sample of 602 likely Democratic caucusgoers reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, January 2 through 8 among a random sample of 701 likely Democratic caucusgoers reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, January 2 through 8 among a random sample of 3,131 Iowa registered voters reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, November 8 through 13 among a random sample of 500 likely Democratic caucusgoers reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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Calls he places or receives from landlines, unless they are following national security protocols, go out through the White House operator; only Trump and the operator generally know exactly who he has talked to in the past 24 hours.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, from June 2 through 5 among a random sample of 600 likely Democratic caucus participants reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, from June 2 through 5 among a random sample of 600 likely Democratic caucus participants reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS from October 17 through 20 among a random national sample of 1,003 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer, including 424 registered voters who are Democrats or Democratic-leaning independents.
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This is in spite of the fact that the use cases for SS27 have been expanded from routing calls over landlines to monitoring cell usage to calculate bills and facilitate roaming when a user ventures out of their cell provider's network.
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In addition to the call center and retail workers, the strikers include more than 15,000 employees on the company's wireline side — which includes landlines and internet service — as well as about 2,000 employees of DirecTV, which the company acquired in 2015.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, from last Sunday through Wednesday among a random sample of 401 likely Democratic caucusgoers reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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Amazon launched its own messaging and calling for its Echo devices in the UK in September, but you can't use it to call mobile or landlines free of charge as it only supports calling Echo devices or calls through the Alexa app.
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The Fox News poll was conducted April 14-16, 2019 under the joint direction of Beacon Research (D) and Shaw & Company (R) and includes interviews with 1,005 randomly chosen registered voters nationwide who spoke with live interviewers on both landlines and cellphones.
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In the two decades since the first-ever Proactiv commercial (starring actress Judith Light) sent teens running to their landlines to dial the 1-800 number, the three-step system has become the most recognizable name in over-the-counter acne treatments.
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Much as mobile telephony has helped the poor leapfrog landlines and bricks-and-mortar banking services, a handful of tech-savvy entrepreneurs are seeking to provide widespread access to clean, cheap energy with local systems, metered and paid for by mobile phone.
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Entire episodes of Seinfeld were driven by this quotidian piece of technology: It made sense, then, that when we graduated to mobile phones and their use slowly started to eclipse landlines, we would want to bring this imperative service along with it.
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In some African countries, such as Uganda, the number of mobile phones came to surpass the total number of landlines in less time than the old state monopoly would take to install a single connection in your house (typically two years or more).
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I suspect that someday, future generations will look back on the age of the internal combustion engine with the same mixture of amazement and bemusement that come to mind when we think of the times of the horse-and-buggy and landlines.
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As we hopped between dropped Skype calls and staticky landlines — Jason preferred the former to avoid government monitors — he persuaded me to visit that fall, provided me with the necessary contacts to get started on a visa, and, of course, offered his home.
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He added that with the anti-coronavirus lockdown measures imposed by the government and an increase in work from home and the use of online learning platforms, overall traffic on landlines has gone up almost 210% and has risen 2300% on mobile lines.
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He added that with the anti-coronavirus lockdown measures imposed by the government and an increase in work from home and the use of online learning platforms, overall traffic on landlines has gone up almost 100% and has risen 30% on mobile lines.
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These include updated features each month, a terabyte of online storage for your files on Microsoft's OneDrive servers, and 60 minutes of Skype calls per month to landlines and mobile phones (in addition to computer-to-computer and device-to-device communications).
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But recorded robocalls reviewed by CNN's KFILE and calls and data obtained from Nomorobo, a company with a widely used application to stop robocalls on cell phones and landlines, show Support American Leaders PAC did not have any required disclosures on their calls.
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The transition from landlines to smartphones has meant that many more people have a phone handy in an emergency situation no matter where they are at the time, but the ability to automatically trace a caller's location has come with trade-offs in accuracy.
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The Washington Post and the Schar School of Policy and Government at George Mason University poll was conducted by telephone between October 1 and 6 among a random national sample of 8003,007 adults, 69% of whom were reached on cellphones and 31% on landlines.
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Skype for Web, the browser-based version of Microsoft's popular communications software introduced last year, is getting a slew of new features that brings it more in line with its desktop and mobile counterparts – most notably the added ability to dial mobile phones and landlines.
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To do better in 2020, pollsters told The Hill they need to adopt a "mixed-mode" approach that embraces a host of different polling methods and outside data, and that would ensure people are reached not just by landlines but through smartphones and online.
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It involved installing landlines, printing out maps, and actually looking one another in the eye during dinner conversations, but a decade later Shlain has determined that the benefits of consciously disconnecting outweigh the short-term sense of accomplishment we get from being on our phones.
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Vocus has struggled to make the most of acquisitions bought in a three-year A$2.4 billion shopping spree, in anticipation that the rollout of the government-owned broadband network, which is replacing traditional landlines, would shake up a sector dominated by Telstra Corp Ltd.
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Getting a truly representative sample has become ever more difficult because of the growing percentage of households with only cellphones, the number of voters who prefer to speak a language other than English, and the difficulty in contacting younger voters, who generally don't have landlines.
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ViSalus lead counsel John O'Neal said in an email that the company believes the class failed to prove essential elements of its claim, noting that jurors said on their verdict sheet that they could not delineate between calls made to residential landlines and those made to cellphones.
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That effort was paid for by Virginia-based Global Tel-Link, the nation&aposs largest prison phone company, from the projected $17 million it receives each year from California inmates and their families who use landlines to make phone calls that are monitored for security reasons.
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But according to Pew, a cellphone interview can cost twice as much as a landline interview, because of federal regulations that require research firms to dial cell numbers by hand, while they can still use auto-dialers to call landlines before a human interviewer takes over.
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While there are several anti-spam apps out there for mobile phones, there is only a limited number for VoIP landlines (In fact, there are fewer options than there was a few years ago.) One of the most well-known and most effective is called Nomorobo.
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The others used an online panel for all interviews (SurveyUSA), or a hybrid of an online panel to "replace" cell phone calls and interactive voice response (IVR) calls to landlines either drawn from a voter list (FAU) or randomly dialed from all phone exchanges in Florida (Gravis).
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In the same way that cellphones allowed many countries to leapfrog the absence of landlines we think this kind of technology can show that it's possible to leapfrog the absence of roads or low quality roads to make fast deliveries in a highly cost-effective way.
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Today, with landlines a thing of the past, gamers more keen to build in Fortnite and Minecraft than mindlessly kill in Call of Duty, and research indicating that Generation Z may be the most progressive generation ever, the military has had to step up their efforts.
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It is also difficult to reach by phone: there are no landlines in the area, so in order to make or receive calls a member of the clinic's staff has to walk a mile to "the point"—a spot where there is intermittent cell-phone service.
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When we first learned our team would be quarantined, Jack immediately jumped into action and had the team lug their heavy desktop computers home, re-routed customer phone calls to home landlines, and set up a virtual operation — not an easy feat in China in 2003.
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The result is not so much a show for today's teens, but rather a show for adults to wistfully look back at those years after having experienced every moment of awkwardness, heartbreak, anger, genuine friendship amidst a world of jelly pens, AOL chatrooms, retainers, landlines, and the Pen15 club.
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" (DTMF tones, such as those used on old landlines telephones, have been used in the past to activate emergency systems.)ATI confirmed that indeed it was issuing a patch to further safeguard its systems, at least ones not already protected from the vulnerability, which Seeber has named "Siren Jack.
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Sonoma County Sheriff Robert Giordano said the county -- which is authorized to send WEAs, according to FEMA -- has systems in place to notify residents with landlines, but suggested in a news conference that people sign up for SoCoAlerts, which can send notifications via cell phone, email or text messages.
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But many of these lists suffer from the same problems that landline samples have — they have limited household coverage in that they systematically exclude all people who are not registered to vote, as well as people who may be registered, but have only cell-phones or unlisted landlines.
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This happens a lot more than you might think: Zipwhip says in the U.S. alone, there are around 150 million text messages sent to landlines daily — most of which, of course, are just disappearing into the ether because the landline owner doesn't have any way of capturing them.
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As mentioned, Uber is also working on making patients aware of this information via voice call, which will work with both basic feature phones and landlines, and there's a printout that clinic and facility staff can fill and provide to the client when they're leaving their site and going home, too.
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In the 224s, Scully made abstracted images of conflicts — fields of horizontal and vertical stripes banging together; in the 229s he started making walls of light, pictures of conflict transcended; and recently he has painted landlines, parallel bands of color derived from viewing the meeting point of land, sea, and sky.
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Here are some of the scenarios for a ruling on June 12: This is obviously the outcome that AT&T seeks, and would allow it to add content sales to its revenue stream, which now depends on wireless sales in a maturing market, landlines and the shrinking pay TV market.
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Now, lvl5 thinks it has an even better, cheaper and more plentiful solution: computer vision software that extracts visual landmarks like stop signs and landlines, then aggregates the data into a kind of 3D map of the world that enables cars to triangulate their locations down to within an inch.
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The CNN/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll was conducted by Selzer & Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, November 8 through 13 among a random sample of 500 likely Democratic caucusgoers and 502 registered Republicans not planning to participate in the Democratic caucuses reached on landlines or cell phones by a live interviewer.
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Maybe someday it will be as ubiquitous as the original USB and the days of somehow failing twice at a 50-50 shot of plugging something in will be a thing of the past, talked about in the way we talk about VHS tapes, landlines, and existing within a livable climate.
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As for phone calls, with no firms willing to run landlines out to these remote areas and cell towers few and far between, Yazhi at one time resorted to a common tactic on reservations: "I used to drive my Jeep up to the top of a mesa so I could make calls," he said.
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Women are more apt than men to say Trump's programs and policies, as well as his moral behavior, have been harmful to women in the US. The CNN Poll was conducted by SSRS on February 20-23 among a random national sample of 1,016 adults reached on landlines or cellphones by a live interviewer.
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The Epping Police Department and Kingston Fire Department in New Hampshire have said their phone lines were down, and while Schuylkill County Emergency Management in Pennsylvania and Greater Spokane Emergency Management in Washington said they weren't having trouble fielding calls, both informed locals to use their mobile phones in the event of an emergency while the landlines were down.
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The LinkUK "Links" kiosks will be coming to the British capital in 2017 in a partnership with telecoms company BT. Each kiosk will offer a number of free services including gigabit Wi-Fi connections, two USB charging ports for your devices, a touchscreen tablet for pulling up maps, and free calls to UK landlines and mobile phones.
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At a public meeting Monday night, Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said they sent out thousands of notifications: 5,227 emails, 25,643 phone calls (to both landlines and cellular devices), and 5,445 texts, but that they just ran out of time and were also worried about causing widespread chaos and panic at a time when they didn't know how bad the fire would be.
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Google originally launched its Home smart speaker in the UK last April, exactly six months after Amazon launched its own devices in the UK. Google undercut Amazon's Echo pricing at launch in the UK, and the addition of free calling to landlines and mobiles will be an attractive feature for those still deciding between an Echo or Google Home device.
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Unlike other polling services, Rasmussen has a slightly different theory of likely voters than other polling outfits and uses automated calls made to landlines as well as a sample of online surveys; which means those polled tend to be older and more likely to vote for the GOP — though, to be clear, that doesn't necessarily mean it is biased as a polling outfit.
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Inhabitants have to beg one or another of the nearly 40,000 soldiers deployed to the region for permission to purchase necessities like milk; baby food is said to be running out in the Valley, and at every break in the curfew hundreds line up for a chance to use one of the landlines that the soldiers have permitted to remain connected.
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These in-house polls – conducted using all live callers or a combination of live calls to cell phones and automated calls to landlines – showed the momentum behind many Democratic challengers and their ability to beat House Republicans, but also a notable drop in support in the final week of the campaign, due at least in part to FBI Director James Comey's letter.
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Part of the reason for this is because emerging market consumers have been proven to be very enthusiastic users of mobile phones: they use handsets as their primary communications device, often forgoing landlines and computers in the process; but not only do they generally have less money to spend on things like mobile data and devices, but often mobile data represents a higher relative cost overall.
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Its revenues have grown by 23 percent in the last year as its customer base has hit 3.3 million phone numbers across 30,000 businesses (compared to 6,500 in 2017), including 100 large enterprises, and it's inked deals with all the major carriers in the US in order to be able to interconnect business landlines to answer questions, sell things, and take complaints, all by text.
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The satellite in question was Ottawa-based Telesat's Anik F2, which first went online in 2004 and has a coverage area spanning Canada's northernmost tip down to the southern US. Most places in North America don't totally depend on Anik F2 for an internet connection, and have landlines as well as other satellites—even some of Telesat's—to fall back on if one piece of equipment goes offline.
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Consumers have made a big shift to using mobile phones as their primary, and often sole, telephone, but as they have done so, they've also created something of a rift in the business world: many of the companies that count those consumers as customers are still using landlines — 275 million businesses in the U.S. alone — resulting in a feature gulf between how the two can communicate with each other in real time: it's either a voice call, or nothing.
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