But now we can study networks with millions of units.
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NBC led the broadcast networks with roughly nine million viewers.
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They have the bravery and networks with all the new technology.
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You can add local networks with a more expensive package, however.
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KS: So don't get on public networks with your mobile phone.
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Not all operators own both fixed and mobile networks with national coverage.
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Many big cities are now building "rapid bus" networks, with dedicated lanes.
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Private and public hospital networks with similar programs have also made headway.
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It posits that we as humans build networks with those similar to ourselves.
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Far-right networks with violent ambitions have been uncovered in the German army.
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They've weathered networks with high demands, audiences' fickle attention spans, and creative atrophy.
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They distribute all of our networks with Fios, and then also on Go90.
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She also said that she networks with a very particular strategy in mind.
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Unlike TV, these shows aren't locked into specific networks with a specific time-slot.
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We run the world's largest networks with 115 data centers scattered around the world.
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Hitting fraternities and sororities — small, interwoven networks — with a regular cadence proved incredibly effective.
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Back then we could only study little toy networks with a few hundred units.
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Meanwhile, newer networks with up-to-date tech and fewer subscribers deliver faster speeds.
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CNN trailed in third place for the cable networks with around 1.8 million viewers.
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" It accused Propel of overloading its networks with data requests, causing "a capacity ambush.
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Fox News also led all cable networks with their full coverage from 7 p.m.
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Firms therefore find it hard to build up national networks with scale and pricing power.
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And Fox has the largest social footprint among broadcast networks, with its 225 million followers.
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He obsessively monitors the protests in Wukan, networks with journalists and contemplates writing a book.
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Private companies can establish cost-effective private networks with the CBRS band on their own.
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NBC had the largest audience among the Big Three broadcast networks, with 4.8 million viewers.
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The first problem applies to all social networks with "smart" algorithmic feeds that optimize for engagement.
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And those who are connected to the internet are often on networks with slow connection speeds.
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MSNBC was third among major cable news networks with 628,85033 viewers and 159,000 in the demographic.
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NBC News ranked first among the broadcast networks, with an average of 18.2 million viewers. Mrs.
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" NBC: "What's going on at @CNN is happening...at other networks - with @NBCNews being the worst.
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Mr. Ruschel spent time before the flight posting selfies on social media networks with his teammates.
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Its partner DeNA is one of the world's biggest social gaming networks with 30 million users.
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Services then partially resumed on MTN -- one of Sudan's three mobile networks -- with intermittent and slow connectivity.
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EST Sunday: NBC News celebrates Tom Brokaw's 2023th anniversary with the networks with a 2-hour special.
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Maybe we don't need to feed neural networks with huge datasets for every little visual learning task.
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MSNBC was second among the cable news networks with 1.835 million and CNN third with 85003 million.
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EST Sunday: NBC News celebrates Tom Brokaw's 2628th anniversary with their networks with a two-hour special.
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But satellite networks with internet speeds comparable to Earth-bound fiber optic networks would be very lucrative.
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Also like last year, NBC drew the biggest audience among the broadcast networks, with 7.1 million viewers.
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She connected virtual networks with spaces in the real world and initiated creative, performative, and action-based projects.
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To protect yourself, Kohli suggests being especially careful of Wi-Fi networks with the word free in them.
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This year Facebook also introduced Terragraph, which is designed to supplement local cellular networks with millimeter-wave technology.
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Blockbuster could have paired well-designed social networks with knowledgeable employees, branding itself as a local movie expert.
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NBC led the broadcast networks with 5.7 million viewers, which beat CBS (five million) and ABC (2.3 million).
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Many Eclipse directors and staff members have ties with UK military and police networks with expertise in surveillance.
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The company hopes that it can combine its sprawling distribution networks with the content produced by the company.
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The company now has the opportunity to bundle the sports networks with local news broadcasts to attract customers.
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They come from particular schools with particular networks with a small head count that doesn't turn over frequently.
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He hit the major networks with a message of alarm, his white Stetson set defiantly on his brow.
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He actually had Viacom in the bidding to acquire Scripps Networks — with an enterprise value of $13 billion.
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With the Cisco Packet Tracer Network Simulator, you'll get to create networks with almost an unlimited number of devices.
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HBO topped all networks with 22 nominations, followed by ABC and Netflix with 14 apiece and FX with 12.
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Netflix dominated all streaming services, cable and broadcast networks with 15 SAG nominations but only hauled in 2 statues.
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And with it, we're seeing the start of the Medicaid-ization of exchange plans: narrow networks with no frills.
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Networks with higher percentages of news programming are expected to be better insulated from the lack of sports programming.
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This was different from the event format on traditional TV networks, with high-profile series releasing week to week.
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And building and managing networks with a vastly larger number of micro-cells will pose formidable technical and operational challenges.
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They also show that Instagram is considering following the lead of other social networks with an outright ban on Jones.
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On networks with multiuser computers, it could even allow an automated attack to hopscotch from one machine to the next.
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OneWeb, SpaceX, Telesat, Boeing and now Amazon are the major players developing internet networks with hundreds or thousands of satellites.
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The key underlying technique for the company is what are known as GANs, or generative adversarial networks with reinforcement learning.
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Officials have tried, mostly unsuccessfully, to replace the garbage collectors and their extensive family networks with more modernized private companies.
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First, Fox has already negotiated agreements for its 22 regional sports networks with most of the major pay-TV carriers.
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Other travel networks with agents include the American Society of Travel Agents, the Signature Travel Network and American Express Travel.
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Closed networks are obviously safer than open networks, but they are still networks with vast amounts of data potentially available.
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In order to compete for software engineers, data analysts and even non-technical workers, Twitter proactively networks with potential employees.
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More diverse countries perform better economically and migrants create business networks with their home countries that foster trade and investment.
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The proposed legislation will affect websites, apps, search engines, social media and ad networks with over 50 million unique visitors.
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Amazon almost certainly doesn't want to be in the long-term business of running cable networks with declining programming fee growth.
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Google's efforts led to Accelerated Mobile Pages, wherein it serves people on slow networks with a lighter version of web pages.
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That's because the Audi has named its open Wi-Fi networks with short messages directed at its follow German luxury automakers.
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T-Mobile said its new feature identifies authentic calls across the networks with the sign "Caller Verified" appearing on phone screens.
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Disney and AT&T viewed Fox and Time Warner studios and entertainment networks, with their libraries of hits, as valuable assets.
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Fortunately, networks with large teen audiences -- MTV, for example -- are using their platforms to warn teens against the dangers of sexting.
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This would create security risks for [Defense Department] operations overseas that rely on networks with Chinese components in the supply chain.
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The interview will be broadcast on the Fox broadcast networks, with replays on the Fox News cable channel at 2 p.m.
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I want big networks of networks with some redundancy, because even in the U.S., journalists are under siege to some extent.
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The rare event rocketed around the kingdom's social media networks, with some saying they never imagined such a thing would happen.
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Bundling the networks with local stations could strengthen its bargaining position with cable operators when it comes to raising licensing fees.
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We recommended our favorite virtual private networks, with the usual caveats that you shouldn't put too much trust in any VPN.
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Verizon is leading the push to set up 113G networks, with pilot projects in several cities using Ericsson-made base stations.
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So the researchers turned to Reddit and Gab, two social networks with little to no policing and a reputation for rancor.
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Mostly, however, Mr. Trump took questions from journalists at the major television networks, with John Roberts of Fox News going first.
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Verizon and T-Mobile aren't the only U.S. mobile networks with new "unlimited" data plans trying to win your hard-earned money.
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Yesterday, Legere assured lawmakers that the new T-Mobile would not build out any of its new 5G networks with that equipment.
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It's not unusual to see hackers create rogue networks with names similar to that of a nearby business, to snare unsuspecting consumers.
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Despite all our progress in building secure software to keep out malicious attacks, hackers repeatedly break into companies' networks with stolen keys.
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"One of the big disappointments in the '80s was, if you made networks with lots of hidden layers, you couldn't train them."
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Its compactness also allows the elderly easy access to shops, clinics, banks and transport networks, with most places located within walking distance.
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ILEC lobbyists also eroded many of the sharing requirements for telco fiber and cable networks with the help of the Supreme Court.
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The only way to have long-lasting change in this industry is to replace those old networks with new, more inclusive ones.
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The size of those investments would have provided their networks with ample motive to turn a blind eye to their alleged misdeeds.
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Surely social networks, with their algorithmic feeds pushing the most emotional posts to the top of our attention, are warping our politics?
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As with 4G, the 5G rollout will take years, as carriers upgrade their networks with new gear and users buy new phones.
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In some cases, organized criminal networks with links to senior Russian officials have been accused of money-laundering and other illicit activities.
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The technology is likely to be used first for private or industrial networks, with national roll-outs for consumers some way behind.
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The lure of 5G is that it can connect more devices to more powerful networks with a lot less latency than 4G.
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Robocalls have become unavoidable, flooding phone networks with spam so thoroughly that most people have stopped picking up calls from unknown numbers.
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Weeks later, a massive outbreak of NotPetya — also using EternalBlue — hit systems, overwhelmingly in Ukraine or on networks with offices in Ukraine.
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The companies are seeking to combine AT&T's distribution networks with Time Warner's news and entertainment content in their potential tie-up.
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As a result, clients have raw products installed on their systems and networks with a great number of bugs and holes. Fourth.
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They were on a pilgrimage to mix it up with some of the continent's key far-right networks, with Nikitin as their guide.
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So, when you're designing a car that uses AI and that networks with the home, for example, how do you deal with that?
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"The bandwidth for cellular networks is quite high," said Netravali, noting the widespread availability of 4G networks (with 5G in development as well).
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And U.S. wireless internet carriers are investing heavily to upgrade 4G networks with 5G technologies that will enable even more data-rich services.
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The change, not publicized by Apple but noticed instead by beta users, automatically disables auto-join for Wi-Fi networks with poor connectivity.
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Masergy, based in Plano, Texas, helps speed up its customers' networks with software so they can roll out video, data and voice globally.
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At the same time, both supporters and opponents of the coup inundated social networks with commentary and images, many of them live videos.
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The deal brings together CBS television network, CBS News, Showtime cable networks with MTV Networks, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central and the Paramount movie studios.
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It's been an exciting year for home wireless networks, with the launch of Eero and the many similar systems that have followed it.
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It will combine the CBS television network, CBS News, Showtime cable networks with MTV Networks, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central and the Paramount movie studios.
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That malware — occasionally nicknamed NotPetya due to a similarity and initial confusion with the Petya ransomware — targeted networks with systems in the Ukraine.
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Soon the debate-show desk would be sliced straight down the middle, its partisan halves sold off to rival networks with polarized ideologies.
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In 2003, the Recording Industry Association of America filed 261 lawsuits against pirates for allegedly sharing songs over P2P networks—with some misfires.
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According to Symantec's report, the new campaign focuses on U.S., Swiss and Turkish networks with additional traces of activity seen in other countries.
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"And he knows our viewers can be swayed because they're not watching Fox or MSNBC" — networks with an ideological bent in prime time.
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The deal combines the CBS television network, CBS News, Showtime cable networks with MTV Networks, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, and the Paramount movie studios.
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Up until now, the company has mostly relied on networks with built-in audiences to create Snapchat-ready versions of already-popular TV shows.
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To start with, the Exodus phone will have support for bitcoin, ethereum, and other major networks, with more partnerships expected to come later on.
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The hashtag #NakedTrump began generating buzz across all popular social media networks with over 38,000 tweets sent out regarding the incident on Twitter alone.
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It's testing Terragraph, which augments terrestrial cellular networks with new millimeter-wave technology that delivers data 10 times faster than existing Wi-Fi networks.
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The merger will combine the CBS television network, CBS News, Showtime cable networks with MTV Networks, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central and the Paramount movie studios.
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He studies global population and inequality, issues of socio-economic development, education and social stratification, and solidarity networks, with an emphasis on African countries.
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But from this sorry state, you then create a set of random mutations — offspring neural networks with slightly different weights — and evaluate their abilities.
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"What's going on at @CNN is happening, to different degrees, at other networks — with @NBCNews being the worst," he added in a separate tweet.
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All the major carriers have been investing heavily to roll out their own 5G networks, with many already moving into trials around the country.
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Meanwhile, Facebook must balance giving younger users the ability to connect with each other and form support networks with keeping them safe from predators.
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ACU and ADA helped issue activists form networks with one another outside of the largely non-ideological patronage networks that defined the political parties.
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The biggest telephone companies built massive networks with our ratepayer dollars over 100 years and they are now using that network against our interests.
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NBC topped other networks with 28503 million total viewers compared to ABC's 22019 million, CBS's 4.24 million and Fox's broadcast channel at 2.3 million.
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At one point Barris was supplying the television networks with 27 hours of entertainment a week, mostly in five-days-a-week daytime game shows.
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More recently, the NSA tools have been repurposed to infect networks with cryptocurrency mining code to generate money from the vast pools of processing power.
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Its reversal would leave the agency tasked with overseeing communications networks with virtually no role when it comes to the most important network in history.
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Find employees with weak ties outside your company's immediate network and determine which of those weak ties are bridges to new networks with diverse candidates.
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Microsoft's digital assistant will help Windows 10 users connect to Wi-Fi networks (with some jokes on the way) and sign into a Microsoft Account.
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Why it matters: This comes just weeks after Spotify acquired a pair of large podcast networks, with its own ambitions of becoming Netflix for podcasts.
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It's also working on a new routing framework at its California headquarters for large-scale Wi-Fi mesh networks, with up to 50 access points.
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This has been accompanied by threats of varying subtlety that the U.S. could limit intelligence sharing with countries that build 5G networks with Huawei gear.
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China's authorities, for instance, do not try to censor everything they do not like on social media, but often flood the networks with distracting information.
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Multiple studies link time spent on social networks with unhappiness, and watching mass-produced videos and reading clickbait articles on a screen surely don't help.
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Broadcast rights continue to be dominated by the major networks, with a few games streamed exclusively on cable channels like ESPN or the NFL Network.
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The files show various Onavo industry charts detailing reach and usage of mobile apps and social networks — with each of these graphs stamped 'highly confidential'.
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Multiple studies link time spent on social networks with unhappiness, and watching mass-produced videos and reading clickbait articles on a screen surely don't help.
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The government says vendors such as Huawei will be allowed a limited role in UK 153G networks — with exclusion from "sensitive 'core'" parts of networks.
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The market rewards internet service providers for building networks with high returns on investments, leaving them little incentive to extend expensive infrastructure into remote areas.
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Based on those proposals, the regulator will select two telcos to deploy standalone 5G networks with wide-area coverage using the most efficient spectrum available.
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THE MIDDLE OF THE PACK The candidates in this tier belong together because all four pair strong national networks with intermittent focus on state legislators.
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Other networks with a half-dozen major series can afford a few flops because there's a library of classics that's filling up the dead space.
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Fox News topped all networks with its coverage, averaging 8.8 million viewers for the day and peaking with 11 million viewers from noon to 1 p.m.
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Photo: GettyA United States Geological Survey employee allegedly infected the scientific agency's networks with malware after visiting thousands of porn websites on their government-issued laptop.
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They replace our traditional person-to-person social networks with artificial, algorithm-driven networks meant to maximize the amount of time we spend on the site.
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Now in a further evolution, the former member of the Israeli army's elite 8200 technology unit is launching Cato Networks with former Imperva colleague Gur Shatz.
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Beyond the benefit it would provide to Amazon's own business, satellite networks with internet speeds comparable to Earth-bound fiber optic networks would be very lucrative.
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It is one of a handful of over-the-top (OTT) networks with scale and reported over a year ago that it had 22017 million subscribers.
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Pakistan hosts one of Britain's largest overseas networks, with the British High Commission in Islamabad being one of the UK's largest diplomatic missions in the world.
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Sub-organizations such as ISIS's Immigration and Logistics Committee allow the organization to integrate hidden supply-chain networks with administrative and operational components of the organization.
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We excluded children's shows, talk shows, and docuseries, and we only selected from networks with scripted shows that had enough reviews to receive a "Fresh" designation.
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When the George Bush Institute recognized the need to connect veteran peer networks with best in class clinical care providers, we created the Warrior Wellness Alliance.
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Mobvista claims to be one of the world's largest mobile advertising networks with 10 billion daily impressions and a user database that covers two billion devices.
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VRV is hoping its audience will recognize the value-add of having so many geek-friendly independent networks with large cult followings under one streaming umbrella.
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Drones would send and receive simple communications like commands and flight information through both networks, with video flowing through the ESCP because it has more bandwidth.
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In the days since Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said he would retire, partisan groups have turned to Facebook, Twitter and other social networks with political ads.
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Essentially, Oscar can bring its technology-enabled healthcare services to small businesses in concert with the large healthcare networks with which businesses are used to working.
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Vodacom said the multi-billion rand agreement would allow Telkom customers to roam on Vodacom's 2G, 3G and 4G networks with full effect from June 2019.
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China is racing ahead with 5G networks, with three telecom operators piloting 14.23G in more than a dozen cities, with a total population of 167 million.
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And it's not just Facebook; small tech companies and ad networks with unknown business practices provide SDKs to apps, and hoover up and potentially expose information.
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Snapchat owner Snap Inc could soon take a slice of the video advertising pie by taking on TV networks with original content, according to new research.
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While Sinclair Broadcast Group CEO Chris Ripley has discussed making an offer for the networks with private equity support, it would need quite a bit of help.
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To boldly go where, to be honest, a few other networks with studios and a couple powerful streaming video on demand services have already gone before. SHWOOOOM!
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz pledged to plough 70% of the auction proceeds back into upgrading Germany's fiber-optic broadband networks, with the remaining 30% supporting digital schooling.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz pledged to plow 70% of the auction proceeds back into upgrading Germany's fiber-optic broadband networks, with the remaining 30% supporting digital schooling.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz pledged to plough 70% of the auction proceeds back into upgrading Germany's fibre-optic broadband networks, with the remaining 30% supporting digital schooling.
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These are support networks with obvious parallels in traditional entertainment, where major stars might employ entourages including everything from a hairstylist to a cook to a lawyer.
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The agreement also includes measures allowing incumbent telecoms operators like Deutsche Telekom and Orange to be deregulated if they co-invest in new broadband networks with rivals.
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Reality check: The U.S. wireless industry is already working on deploying 5G networks, with AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile, for example, investing heavily in this area.
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European communications companies are on high alert for cyber attacks on their networks, with hackers often using a technique of deluging infrastructure with traffic from multiple sources.
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The plan puts Amazon in the middle of a race among at least five other companies aiming to launch next-generation satellite networks with global broadband coverage.
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The move would combine Time Warner's vast collection of content, from movies to cable TV networks, with AT&T's sprawling network of cable, satellite and phone subscribers.
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And helping young, emerging and diverse voices feel that they can find others and create networks with other possibilities through us and with us but beyond us.
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"This makes the situation extremely difficult for intelligence, because it is two different networks with two different logics," Claude Moniquet, a former French intelligence official, told Walt.
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Google started AMP in 2015 because it worried that competitors like Facebook were drawing web surfers inside their networks with faster-loading articles and keeping them there.
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" In February, the president questioned how NBC and other networks with programming critical of the White House "get away with these total Republican hit jobs without retribution.
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China also is rolling out its own 100G networks, with its government pledged to spend $21 billion to expand broadband access to more remote parts of the country.
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Later on, a bundle of complex code enabled McElvy's "Pleasure Dome" servers to swap files with other regional bulletin boards in networks with names like Throbnet and KinkNet.
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Revenge porn is a global problem across tech platforms and social networks, with people sharing intimate and explicit photos of ex-girlfriends, partners, and others without their consent.
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Third, so-called "deep learning", which uses digital neural networks with several layers of digital "neurons" and connections between them, have become very good at learning from example.
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Operators, who tie phones into their networks with mobile line contracts for calls and data, were also racing to determine the impact on their businesses from Google's decision.
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In some ways being a scoundrel made Flashman a better reporter A good foreign correspondent networks with powerful people, the better to understand the motives behind important policies.
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As more and more daily business is conducted over computer networks, with orders placed and goods paid for on-line, the opportunities for forgery and fraud will escalate.
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These ISPs own all the cable that routes information through the internet, and trying to replace these networks with community-owned cable is a costly and challenging process.
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So you can bring up all the emails you've yet to deal with by searching for "label:unread" (or "is:unread"), or see everything from your social networks with "label:social".
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Last year, regulators cleared the way for next-generation 5G wireless networks, with expected speeds at least 10 times and maybe 100 times faster than today's 4G networks.
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The Super Bowl, which is traditionally the highest-rated TV event of the year, rotates between multiple major networks, with CBS having rights to the game in 85033.
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While Rede Globo is one of a handful of Brazilian television networks with the rights to air the Games, the rivals have a small fraction of the audience.
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Likely unbeknown to its users, QQ Browser has been transmitting identifying information—including web histories, search queries, and nearby WiFi networks—with poorly implemented or no cryptographic protection.
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Fox could swing into buying mode, tucking in MSG Networks, with holdings in sports television, or even Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, which owns rights to the James Bond franchise.
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Most antitrust experts agree that the government has a legitimate case against the deal, which would combine AT&T's distribution networks with Time Warner's news and entertainment content.
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These airlines capitalized on growing middle classes and new emerging markets by building up networks with flexible narrow-body jets like the Boeing 737 and the Airbus A320.
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Former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg is weighing a late entry and, if he enters the race, would flood the airwaves and social media networks with advertisements.
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By preventing large pools of workers from dropping out of the labor force during periods of weak economic activity, losses of skills and networks with other workers are avoided.
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Recordings of the speech synthesizer can be found here (the researchers tested various techniques, but the best result came from the combination of deep neural networks with the vocoder).
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The objective of the attackers is to compromise organizational networks with malicious emails and tainted websites to obtain credentials for accessing computer networks of their targets, the report said.
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The two bottlenecks at the moment are image resolution (none of these pictures are bigger than 256 x 256) and finding the labeled pictures to train the networks with.
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The secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, has spent months touring the globe, urging allies not to allow Huawei to help build their 5G mobile telecommunications networks, with mixed success.
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" Within a minute, it was reposted by Milo Yiannopoulos, who has also been kicked off the major social networks, with the words "Kendrick Lamar has some questions to answer.
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We're still months away from truly original 2449G phone designs, never mind the fact that fully functional networks with meaningful coverage are still a promise rather than a reality.
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Unethical or illegal businesses will tend to be voted out of cooperative networks with face-to-face exchanges, however, which can go a long way toward legitimizing the currency.
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It was not known if any of the hackers managed to gain access to the targeted networks with the emails, which typically mimic legitimate emails but contain malicious software.
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Other TV networks with sports broadcast rights are taking a more cautious approach, partnering with casinos on the ground in Vegas for content, but not establishing their own books.
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The study finds large contiguous river networks with intact natural connectivity are limited to places where few humans live, including the Arctic, Amazon Basin, and Congo Basin in Africa.
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Since this article was first published, people have responded on Reddit and other social networks with a couple of questions: Couldn't this just be an unripe or underwatered watermelon?
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In 1994, Congress went a step further and passed the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, which requires telephone companies to design their networks with government surveillance in mind.
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They break down like so: AT&T has signed programming agreements with nearly all major networks with the exception of CBS and Showtime; negotiations with those companies remain ongoing.
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The two groups - the second and third biggest players in the competitive market behind BT's EE - said they would also upgrade their transmission networks with higher capacity fibre cables.
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Cainiao itself just set up a billion-dollar fund with insurance firm China Life to speed up China's parcel networks with a range of new handling and sorting offices.
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We excluded children's shows, talk shows, and docuseries, and we selected only from networks with multiple scripted shows that had enough reviews to receive a "fresh" or "rotten" designation.
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Wheeler recommended last month that the commission approve Charter's roughly $88 billion purchase of Time Warner Cable and smaller operator Bright House Networks with a set of attached conditions.
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Globo, one of the networks with the rights to broadcast the Games, built a studio there, a three-story futuristic stack that looks like the home of George Jetson.
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We excluded children's shows, talk shows, and docuseries, and we only selected from networks with multiple scripted shows that had enough reviews to receive a "Fresh" or "Rotten" designation.
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For 16 straight years, HBO has led all TV networks with the most Emmy nominations, and "Game of Thrones" has been the most nominated show for the last three.
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The company's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, wants to nudge users toward "private" messaging and away from blasting their networks with status updates, a trend he says is already underway.
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To passively scroll past thousands of strangers is very different than the kind of social relationship that I passively maintain on social networks with what are acquaintances at best.
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Cities are also scrambling to help hard-pressed healthcare staff - working flat out and often without transport networks - with well-placed home owners opening up their flats for free.
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American officials disagree that the risks can be contained because software plays a bigger role in 5G networks, with constantly updating code making it harder to maintain complete oversight.
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My colleague Sarah Cohen used owner data from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development and tax bills to build a database of landlord networks with rent-stabilized apartments.
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That means, as all U.S. carriers start rolling out networks with much faster data speeds (think 5x -to 10x faster than current speeds), you'll be able to use them.
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NBC, which led all the broadcast networks with just under 12 million viewers, could leapfrog Fox News when Nielsen releases final viewership data for the broadcast networks later Wednesday.
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Qualcomm has also broadened its use of a lower-cost licensing model for technology for the next generation of mobile data networks, with several phone makers already signing the deals.
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"I expect that, instead, there will be a new mix of measures, including installing more photovoltaics, more onshore wind also in the south and boosting networks with batteries," he said.
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Comcast's NBCUniversal brings in about $6 per month from its cable networks and an additional few dollars per month from regional sports networks, with cost varying from market to market.
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That meant that YouTube's top content began to shift away from individual content creators and toward corporatized networks with the resources and production values needed to game the new system.
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Most of the masses flocking to cryptocurrencies right now aren't particularly interested in the decentralization of locuses of power, or the "cryptoforming" of Inner Mongolia, or replacing networks with markets.
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In October, Fox News led the three major cable news networks with an audience of 3.1 million during prime time according to Nielsen, a 72 percent increase from last year.
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In late June, Amazon announced a Delivery Service Partners program in an effort to attract entrepreneurs who can create their own local delivery networks with up to 40 vans each.
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In April, YouTube TV added its first digital-only networks with the launch of two channels from Cheddar, followed in May by the additions of Tastemade and The Young Turks.
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But wild conspiracy theories and misleading advice about the coronavirus are continuing to spread largely unabated on platforms like Instagram, Twitter, TikTok and other networks with billions of users overall.
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Departing WH press secretaries have historically been coveted by major TV networks, with Josh Earnest, Barack Obama's last press secretary, working as a political analyst at NBC News and MSNBC.
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"What's going on at @CNN is happening, to different degrees, at other networks - with @NBCNews being the worst," Trump tweeted, before turning his attention to NBC News Chairman Andrew Lack.
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McClain points out that many cybersecurity breaches have happened because individuals gained access to corporate networks with stolen passwords or because authorized employees on a network engaged in unauthorized activities.
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The mobility fund specifically supports the expansion of broadband networks with up to $500 million available for deploying and maintaining mobile broadband and voice service in high-cost rural areas.
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Fact-checking is a big part of this, and a lot of it goes around the international fact-checking network, which is a network of networks with a common code.
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The hackers jumped these supposedly "air-gapped" networks with the same method experts fear could be applied to elections: by penetrating the smaller vendors that serviced the air-gapped technology.
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"Nobody actually knows what 250G is," said Virginia Lam Abrams, an executive with Starry, because it represents the next generation of low-latency, high-capacity access networks with smoother performance.
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It not only paves the way for secure and resilient networks, with our sovereignty over data protected, but it also builds on our strategy to develop a diversity of suppliers.
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Telecom firm BT outperformed, however, rising 2% after UK's telecom regulator said it would "supercharge" investment in fibre broadband networks with major proposals to change regulation of BT's Openreach network.
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And nature shows are thriving on cable and public broadcast networks, with roughly 130 original nature series airing in 2019, more than the previous three years combined, according to Nielsen.
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With Rx3, I saw the opportunity to create an investment platform that brings together a group of like-minded influential investors and their respective networks with the backing of institutional resources.
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It owes its existence to a New York regulation requiring cable-TV networks with 36 or more channels to provide "at least one full-time activated channel for public-access use".
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" NBC, owned by Comcast Corp, led all broadcast networks with 58 nominations for shows such as family drama "This is Us," comedy "The Good Place" and sketch series "Saturday Night Live.
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By harnessing data and working with the tech sector, web providers and social media sites, Europol can tap into networks with much more clout and reach than any traffickers, he added.
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Almost no Omani curators exist, so we need a curatorial program to share knowledge and help them create networks with international curators so they can start to take Omani artists abroad.
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We don't have hard data for most streaming shows; we only have the tidbits Netflix and Hulu (and some cable networks with streaming platforms, like HBO and Showtime) care to share.
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Combining AT&T, which distributes digital content over its wireless networks, with a news and entertainment provider like Time Warner is what economists and antitrust experts consider a classic vertical merger.
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"The government of Iran systematically and methodically hacked into our country's computer networks with the intent to steal as much information as possible," Berman told reporters at a Friday press conference.
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"The Weather Channel is one of the most trusted and extremely important cable networks, with information vitally important to the safety and protection of our lives," Allen said in a statement.
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Verizon and AT&T have already launched 5G networks in several US cities, but Chicago and Minneapolis are the first locations where people can access the networks with a 5G device.
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Let's drill down a bit: And now, a question about "news sources": Note that this one mixes TV networks with newspapers with websites with social media (just like everyone else does).
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And despite the addictive nature of social networks, with the sense of validation and low-key contact they offer, photos tend to mean the most to the people who actually took them.
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In addition to the videos, Voiceflow networks with its community directly on Facebook, where more than 2,500 developers, linguists, educators, designers and entrepreneurs actively discuss the voice app design and development process.
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As a leading market player with strong loyalty from a sticky customer base, WBA is a preferred retail partner and can compete effectively for inclusion in pharmacy networks with acceptable financial terms.
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In 2012, Mexico surprised markets by saying it was reclaiming the 2.5 GHz band from 11 companies, after MVS Communications and other companies failed to develop high-speed networks with the spectrum.
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Secret Double Octopus says that it is also working on related algorithms that can be used in IoT systems and connected objects, as well as in networks with the sending of packets.
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Millennials possess the ability to organize, drive awareness and influence the behavior of other generations through vast social media networks, with an ease and to a degree this country has never seen.
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Other cryptocurrencies are challenging to regulate because they are run on decentralized public networks with many members, meaning in many cases there's no one company to go to to shut them down.
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The dance craze flared up social media networks with video postings of people dancing in response to the so-called "Kiki challenge" to the song "In My Feelings" by Canadian singer Drake.
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And when these podcasts were amplified by big networks with huge reach and influence, they took off, proving to the radio industry that the audience is there if they look for it.
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If the Justice Department's move is politically motivated, it would be a throwback to the 1970s when President Richard Nixon threatened networks with an antitrust suit if they didn't change their coverage.
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As it stands, many of the social networks with the most users and the most fervent devotees are doing the bare minimum when it comes to intervening with and preventing virulent content.
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Furthermore, narrow networks with a limited number of doctors and hospitals are good for insurers, because it gives them bargaining power, but patients are often left frustrated and hit with surprise bills.
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"It not only paves the way for secure and resilient networks, with our sovereignty over data protected, but it also builds on our strategy to develop a diversity of suppliers," she said.
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The Justice Department on Monday signed off on the merger, which includes Bright House Networks, with the condition that Charter can't impose terms on TV programmers that would limit their distribution online.
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Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is expected to discuss Huawei's role in British 5G networks with U.K. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab at a meeting in Washington on Thursday, Reuters reported.
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Extremists were spread between prisons so that they couldn&apost form networks with one-another and authorities tried to deradicalized them by keeping them in isolation, and limiting contact with other inmates.
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But these networks, with names like Minds and Steemit, have faced many of the same problems that Bitcoin has, struggling to attract mainstream attention and leaving users to fend off hackers themselves.
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" Manigault Newman was director of communications for a White House office that networks with various constituency groups until she was fired last December by chief of staff John Kelly, citing "significant integrity issues.
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The new antennas should facilitate rollouts of both gigabit-speed LTE and 53G networks, with the arrays offering the ability to update to 5G via software updates once Sprint actually launches the network.
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"We have good market traction in Networks, with a sales growth of 239 percent, particularly in North America where all major operators are preparing for 210G," CEO Borje Ekholm said in a statement.
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Although the network does not carry classified information, the paper said its sources were concerned about a wider infection to other networks with the purpose of accessing information related to secret military technology.
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But attempts to get them to do more complex tasks ran into trouble; neural networks learn by example, and the standard training technique didn't work with larger (or "deeper") networks with more layers.
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But regimes around the world, including those in Russia and Iran, have increasingly been retrofitting traditional private and decentralized networks with cooperation agreements, technical implants, or a combination to give officials more influence.
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Both companies have faced criticism from investors, politicians and users in the aftermath of the 2016 election, for allowing groups to mask as political entities and flood their networks with targeted political propaganda.
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For years, counterterrorism experts, victim advocates and political leaders have urged Google to do more to identify and remove extremist propaganda and recruitment materials from its networks, with little to show for it.
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This recent flowering of AI into a buzzword fit to be crammed onto every bulleted list of features has to do at least partly with the conflation of neural networks with artificial intelligence.
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"Once we've demonstrated that new social networks with more things to offer can get off the ground, and interest people, I think we'll see lots more competition in this important area," Gelernter said.
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The Mexican activist Alberto Escorcia explains to Pomerantsev how "cyborg" trolls deliberately attack and mislead dissident activists in authoritarian states in order to distract them from building up networks with genuine fellow activists.
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For starters, the company reportedly had problems maintaining data quality, and there were also concerns that carriers were taking too long to upgrade their networks with the data that was provided to them.
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Rather, he was interested in what he thought was a practical engineering problem: data efficiency, or how to train neural networks with fewer examples than the thousands or millions that they often required.
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But the Drama categories are big, big prizes — and they were swept by the streaming networks, with The Crown seeming likely to become an awards perennial, which brings us to our next winner.
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After controlling for "students' personal characteristics, work experience, and academic performance," the study concluded that for men, larger networks with more connections to peers led to a higher chance of holding a leadership position.
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"There remain many unanswered questions concerning both who is able to (and responsible for) securing these devices, but we should start the discussion about how to improve the security for networks with IoT devices."
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Libra Networks, with Facebook Global Holdings as stakeholder, was registered in Geneva on May 2 to provide financial and technology services and develop related hardware and software, plans submitted on the Swiss register reveal.
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Licklider envisioned the internet as a patchwork of decentralized networks, with no sense of how it would work when a handful of companies wrote most of its software and managed most of its traffic.
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"We have removed the Wi-Fi Sense feature that allows you to share Wi-Fi networks with your contacts and to be automatically connected to networks shared by your contacts," says Microsoft's Gabe Aul.
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EWE, which also has a telecoms business, has said it wants to find a new strategic partner in 2019 to raise fresh funds for investments, including building glass-fiber networks with Deutsche Telekom (DTEGn.DE).
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The new rates, set for five years, kick in from 2018 for gas grids and from 2019 for power networks, with a one percentage point change cutting sales by 1 billion euros ($1.2 billion).
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The glitch came after a rough week for international networks, with millions of websites worldwide temporarily unable to load on Tuesday morning due to a massive spike in processor usage at internet provider Cloudflare.
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The US is pressuring its allies to lock Huawei out of their 5G networks completely, although in the UK, all the major mobile operators are already rolling out their new networks with Huawei gear.
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"In a new scheme, cyber criminals attempt to infect whole networks with ransomware and use persistent access to locate and delete network backups," states the FBI Flash memo written by the agency's Cyber Division.
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That's partly because video game culture is more visible than ever; the streaming app Twitch's audience has come to rival that of the largest cable news networks, with hundreds of thousands of concurrent viewers.
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The Trump loyalist would take the reins of an agency with an $2628 million budget and that oversees five news networks with 28503,22019 journalists broadcasting on radio, television, and the internet in 61 languages.
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Yet many African-centered schools have found themselves on the chopping block because of subpar testing, the proliferation of large charter networks with more resources and political clout, and lingering angst over Black Power principles.
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Last month, the authorities boasted they had carried out an unprecedented attack on gang financial networks with the arrest of 75 alleged members and associates of the MS-13 gang in a series of raids.
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Victor, I&aposve been dying to talk to you all day about this, because I am always in a good mood when the globalists on the other cable networks with fewer viewers are all upset.
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Karol Okonski, Poland's deputy digital minister in charge of cyber security, said Warsaw is considering raising security standards and setting restrictions for fifth generation, or 5G, networks, with a decision likely in the coming weeks.
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The bug, disclosed by researcher Craig Young at security firm Tripwire, works by exploiting a loophole in Google's systems to cross-check a list of nearby wireless networks with Google's precise geolocation look-up services.
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Part of the plan is to merge the so-called Digital Factory unit with operations designed to automate process industries, and to combine overland high-voltage networks with the power plant business, Manager Magazin said.
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The goal is not (despite Perez's glib reference to Trump) to match the GOP's grassroots fundraising operation, but rather to provide the TV networks with the dramatically smaller debate stages they crave for ratings reasons.
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Taking the long view of entertainment history, Katzenberg is hoping to win networks with not just a new skin for the old ceremony of watching entertainment but with a throwback to old style deal-making.
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Using real social networks with stochastically (randomly) generated, artificial target groups, the Penn team found that they could indeed search a network for targeted members while not revealing information about individuals in privacy-protected populations.
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By November 2016, ABC was coming off a TV season when it had finished in last place among the four major broadcast networks, with little hope of escaping the ratings basement in the near future.
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It competes with networking giant Cisco Systems in selling gear for corporate networks, with EMC in data storage gear, and also sports a small software business that did about $3.6 billion in sales last year.
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If the deal were to go through, it would almost instantly create a new player in the race to 5G, as countries look for providers to help upgrade existing cell networks with next-gen capabilities.
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Several networks with varying currencies — Steemit and their STEEM currency, Peerplays and their tokens, for instance — slowly built their user base and value exchange system, and now they plan to adopt a central currency with Bitshares.
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Having already seen the benefit of mentoring at YC — where they also took the standard $120,000 investment check — the brothers are keen to open doors and networks with strategic investors that provide more than just capital.
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Whether it is radio stations with their mixing boards and microphones, television networks with their teleprompters and touch-ups, or photographers with their lenses upon lenses, journalists are as ubiquitous as campaign buttons and American flags.
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But being able to cut the download time for games by 20 to 30 percent is still quite welcome, and carries with it other pluses like better stability when using wifi on networks with shakier connections.
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"It makes perfect sense from a life course perspective -- in middle age you are naturally embedded in so many networks [with children, parents, your community], it's almost involuntary that you're in all these networks," Harris said.
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Viacom recently struck a deal with the cable operator Comcast to get the free ad-supported TV service with more than 100 channels — including at least 14 networks with Viacom content — on the Xfinity X1 platform.
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Phantom Squad threatened last month to knock out both Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network by flooding the networks with phony traffic until they crash, a technique known as a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.
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The company, Cedexis, said it had come under a "unique and sophisticated" distributed denial of service attack, which is when hijacked and virus-infected computers target networks with data requests until they can no longer cope.
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Phantom Squad threatened last month to knock out both Xbox Live and the PlayStation Network by flooding the networks with phony traffic until they crash, a technique known as a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.
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Fundamentally, and perhaps oddly for some, I do not miss sex in itself more than I'd miss the chance to deny life another way to flood my neural networks with anxiety and the sense of failure.
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The new rates, set for five years, are to kick in from 2018 for gas grids and from 2019 for power networks, with a one percentage point change cutting sales by an estimated 1 billion euros.
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As long as the Canadian mobile market is dominated by three companies, ordering that they share their networks with smaller competitors may be the only way to ensure that companies with similar ambitions don't get burned.
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Disagreement with the leader becomes a personal betrayal that requires the traitor to leave the group, taking his networks with him, often reforming around new leaders in a continual process of fracturing into mutually hostile groups.
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If you wondered how the WannaCry or NotPetya ransomware moved so rapidly between different parts of some affected companies, that's because many companies had "flat" networks with no way to quarantine the attack between business units.
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But instead of concluding that BERT could apparently imbue neural networks with near-Aristotelian reasoning skills, they suspected a simpler explanation: that BERT was picking up on superficial patterns in the way the warrants were phrased.
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Silber, who founded his non-profit Parallel Networks with a former American al Qaeda sympathizer convicted of conspiring to solicit murder, said that prisons could adapt already existing re-entry programs for gang offenders to fit extremists.
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Fox&aposs new shows were the most successful of the broadcast networks, with TV By The Numbers pointing out that only one of its six new scripted programs was canceled and four were renewed for another season.
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Functions of the car such as steering or braking that need information about other vehicles along a route must rely on terrestrial networks with virtually no signal latency, because of the time-sensitive nature of these interactions.
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The service's subscription price remains $40 per month, which gives you over 60 networks (with Viacom and Discovery networks being the main omissions), a cloud DVR with infinite storage space, and six separate user accounts per household.
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The researchers started by applying a new algorithm—one that was designed for working with inaccurate data from Earth-based seismic networks with few sensors—in order to re-find the epicenters of the 28 Apollo quakes.
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Ransomware creators are constantly embedding advertising, pornography, shopping and other highly trafficked online networks with their handiwork, which is programmed to ferret out those browser vulnerabilities and infect computers when the end-users click on activating links.
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They flooded networks with anti-immigration, anti-Islam and anti-establishment messages, Alto found in results that echoed separate studies by campaign group Avaaz and the Oxford Internet Institute on the run-up to the European election.
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It's a common sight at the conference, but this challenge comes with a twist — instead of human teams, Thursday's challenge will be entirely automated, with experimental software programs hacking, patching, and defending networks with no human intervention.
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But cash-strapped telecom operators around the world have been shy of committing to commercial upgrades of existing networks, with many seeing 22019G technology simply as a way to deliver incremental capacity increases instead of new features.
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Arrested Development was the next evolution of television comedy after the late '90s accepted nihilism on networks with shows like Seinfeld, and explored exaggerated silliness on cable sketch shows like Kids in the Hall and Mr. Show.
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Instead, with Asia's economic pie expanding to feed 5 billion people, Asia's economies are integrating through free trade and infrastructure networks, with people and money spilling over all borders in the pursuit of growth -- even North Korea!
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Speaking in Hungary, the first stop in a five-nation European tour, Pompeo said the United States has an obligation to alert other governments to the risks of building networks with equipment from the Chinese telecommunications giant.
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Netflix, Disney and Apple are investing heavily in wildlife programming, and nature shows are thriving on cable and public broadcast networks, with roughly 130 original nature series airing in 2019 — more than the previous three years combined.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged Janardhan Nellore, a former employee of cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks, with allegedly using his high level of access to the company's database to obtain confidential information ahead of earnings.
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With the fire toppling power lines and mobile towers, and residents jamming networks with calls, about 60 percent of CodeRED alerts were delivered, according to Troy Harper a spokesman for OnSolve, the company that provides the service.
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So, to recap: Instead of selling eight games of football for $300 million to one network, the NFL sold sold four games of football to two networks, with each network paying about $225 million for its four games.
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I. On Friday, the Washington Post reported that a video purporting to show House Speaker Nancy Pelosi slurring her words was racking up millions of views and shares on social networks, with Facebook leading the way on engagement.
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"By condensing the size of the AI model used to process images and videos by 100x, we're able to run various deep neural networks with high efficiency on both iOS and Android," Facebook wrote in a blog post.
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On college campuses, an online service called Callisto sought to replace one function of whisper networks with a system that would submit reports to sexual discrimination administrative offices at their schools if multiple victims named the same perpetrator.
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About 39% of Americans are within range of a Sinclair-owned TV outlet, most of them unwittingly, because local TV stations typically use the logos of national networks with which they are affiliated, like NBC, CBS and Fox.
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It's certainly true that the internet is a more dangerous place than it was a few years ago, and home networks, with all kinds of random gadgets connected to them, are potential breeding grounds for things like botnets.
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PayPal also acquired iZettle, the Square of Europe; payments solution for marketplaces, Hyperwallet; small business lender Swift Financial; and TIO Networks, with the goal of better serving the under-banked North Americans living paycheck-to-paycheck, among others.
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And while a targeted man-in-the-middle attack against a particular robot surgeon is less likely than an accidental virus infection, or a distributed denial of service where hackers flood networks with bogus traffic—it's still possible.
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People with chronic conditions often opt for more expensive plans because they know they use more services, want a lower deductible and access to broader networks with more doctors and subspecialists, and possibly smaller fees for each service.
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The roll-out of 5G networks, with speeds fast enough to download a movie to a smartphone in seconds, has raised security concerns in the United States over equipment for the upgrade supplied by Chinese telecommunication firm Huawei.
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But cash-strapped telecom operators around the world have been gun-shy over committing to commercial upgrades of existing networks, with many seeing 5G technology simply as a way to deliver incremental capacity increases instead of new features.
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But they all found that the fused organoids yielded neural networks with a lifelike mix of excitatory neurons, inhibitory neurons and supporting cells, and that they could be developed more reliably than the older types of mini-brain organoids.
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It suggests there won't be a lot of places where you can actually take advantage of the fastest 25G networks with this phone — which echoes what we heard from carriers in November about how millimeter wave technology will work.
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Analysts had previously said that the dispute between Qualcomm and Apple could slow down Apple's plans to support next-generation 5G networks, with the former being one of the top suppliers of chips that can connect to 5G networks.
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"Where Ethereum comes from is basically you take the idea of crypto economics and the kinds of economic incentives that keeps things like bitcoin going to create decentralized networks with memory for a whole bunch of applications," he said.
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WASHINGTON, April 12 (Reuters) - A California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) administrative law judge recommended approving Charter Communications Inc proposed acquisition of Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks with conditions, according to a decision made public late on Tuesday.
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When Gab arrived in July however, it upset the Mastodon universe, and pretty quickly the hate-filled Gab network was blocked by the other networks with one Mastodon fan calling for a permanent ban of the far-right network.
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Such dramatic street clashes feature heavily in works like the documentary "The Square," telling a story in which the protagonist is the Egyptian street — or more specifically, the left-leaning activist networks with the most talent in organizing demonstrations.
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In the U.K., operators such as Vodafone, Three and EE have already signed contracts with Huawei to deploy its technology for their 5G networks, with the Chinese company offering a compelling combination of advanced technology and highly competitive rates.
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"This is a guy who courted and maintained networks with the People's Liberation Army and took the strategy of 'friends in high places,'" said Jude Blanchette, a senior adviser and China head at Crumpton Group, a business intelligence firm.
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Instagram not only solidified the camera's status as the most important feature of your phone; it stripped away all of the other trappings of social networks, with their link feeds and status updates, and simplified the whole darn thing.
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Four federal agencies have failed to implement key security precautions for their networks, "with almost all of the systems having weaknesses in all, or most, of the control areas," according to an audit by the Government Accountability Office (GAO).
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Netflix garnered five nominations for streaming networks, with shows like Orange is the New Black, Master of None, Sense8 and Grace and Frankie making the short list, while Amazon's Transparent scored a nomination for the second year in a row.
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Soon after the World Wide Web was made available for public access in 113, artist Shu Lea Cheang, embarked on a journey to expand new media beyond known functions of digital communication, connecting virtual networks with spaces in the real world.
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Richard Ko and Andie Wang from KGI said in a note to clients that they expected Tencent would continue monetizing through multiple mobile platforms, including its social networks, with growth also coming from online advertising in addition to mobile gaming.
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In a complex transaction that reshapes Germany's power industry, E.ON and RWE agreed to swap assets in a deal that leaves E.ON as an operator of energy networks with a large retail presence and RWE as a producer of renewable energy.
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But in the crowded news media market of New Hampshire, where "super PACs" and candidates are flooding newscasts and cable networks with ad after ad, it might take something unconventional to break through the noise and grab a viewer's attention.
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The UMTA examined the possibility of PRT networks with ferry-like pallets instead of pods, letting riders drive ordinary vehicles onto the network — something that would have required much heavier guideways and still raised the problem of an exit traffic jam.
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The preëminent example in "Nature's Mutiny" is Amsterdam, which went from being a sleepy backwater of the Habsburg Empire to a thriving, economically dynamic center of rapidly expanding commercial networks, with a population that grew tenfold in just over a century.
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"Sorry, but I have 34 networks with 300.000 users, and I [do] not have investors or government help and is difficult," Alexandre Mora Lopez, the administrator of OurTeenNetwork and a slew of other dating sites, told me in an email.
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That kind of mass-market mind-set has enabled many shops to develop robust e-tail operations and global customer networks, with measurements and fabric selections determined during scheduled visits to major cities and garments made and dispatched from Hong Kong.
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ViacomCBS' Pluto TV has in recent weeks launched more news channels and bingeable networks with around-the-clock programming such as "Cops" or James Bond movies — and benefitted from a new brand campaign that had been planned prior to the pandemic.
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"At the crux of this case is the fact that the government of Iran systematically and methodically hacked into our country's computer networks with the intent to steal as much information as possible," U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said at the time.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday discussed the security of telecommunications networks with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the White House said, as Britain nears a decision on Huawei's role in the country's future 5G network.
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The back-and-forth jabs seem to be happening on a regular basis between the two cable news networks, with MSNBC, which is currently second to Fox News overall in the cable news race, rarely being dragged into the fight.
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You can also take a page from LinkedIn's "Plus One Pledge," which encourages the networking giant's users to share their time, experience, and networks with people who lack access to the connections they need to get the jobs they want.
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New 5G networks are expected to provide speeds at least 10 times and up to maybe 100 times faster than today's 4G networks, with the potential to connect at least 100 billion devices with download speeds that can reach 10 gigabits per second.
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It might not be a huge advantage for the Galaxy S10 just yet, but it'll be meaningful in a year or so as more and more people and businesses upgrade their networks with newer equipment that supports Wi-Fi 6's faster speeds.
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Replacing current networks with 3G or 4G could bring a 60 - 70 percent reduction in the cost per MB to serve developing markets, making it profitable for operators to provide internet services, and opening up the internet to over 2 billion people.
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Companies LeoSat Enterprises and Canada's Telesat are also working to build data networks with hundreds or even thousands of tiny satellites that orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites, a radical shift made possible by leaps in laser technology and computer chips.
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Since then, the U.S. government has worked to limit its exposure to Huawei equipment and in recent months has expanded that program to corral allies such as Australia and New Zealand to ban Huawei from next-generation 5G networks — with some success.
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Many corporations, though, have created their own Ethereum networks with private blockchains, independent of the public system, and that could ultimately detract from the value of the individual unit in the Ethereum system — known as an Ether — that people have recently been buying.
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The number of food, soda, and snack commercials-per-hour have increased on all networks, but the biggest increase in commercials-per-hour were measured on networks with high youth viewership or high black viewership, including Fuse, Nick-at-Nite, BET and VH1.
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THERE IS SOME, AT LEAST, CONCERN IN CERTAIN QUARTERS ABOUT THE BRINGING TOGETHER OF THE REGIONAL SPORTS NETWORKS WITH ESPN, AND AS WELL, TWO STUDIOS THAT TOGETHER THAT WOULD REPRESENT AS MUCH AS OR MORE OF 30% OF THE ANNUAL BOX OFFICE.
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Those officials were given standards they must meet in order to avoid travel restrictions, including the ability to verify the identity of a traveler, communicate electronic passport information, use biometric devices and share information about terrorist and criminal networks with the United States.
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Ofcom's annual report noted further progress from industry in rolling out their networks, with the full-fibre connections - the gold standard for broadband - rolled out to 53% of homes, up from 6% a year ago, and all four mobile networks launching 5G.
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"Being able to create a tamperproof history of how products are manufactured, moved and maintained in complex value networks with many stakeholders is a critical capability ..." The consortium is one of several collaborative efforts by large companies aimed at advancing the development of blockchain technology.
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While T-Mobile claims to be the first to implement the feature across two networks, AT&T in March announced that it had successfully tested what the company believes to be the first STIR/SHAKEN-authenticated call between two different telecom networks with Comcast.
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In addition, Qualcomm announced its first 5G smartphone reference design, which it will use to test 5G modems, radios, and networks with smartphone makers over the next year or two as they prepare to release 5G-compatible smartphones in the first half of 2019.
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"In a new scheme, cyber criminals attempt to infect whole networks with ransomware and use persistent access to locate and delete network backups," it read, and gave the usual advice of creating offline backups of data so as to thwart the criminals' extortion attempts.
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In my tests, I was able to stream nearly all the channels I receive on my normal DirecTV box including local channels and regional sports networks, with a handful of exceptions mostly limited to pay-per-view, "Sonic Music," adult channels, and 4K content.
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The researchers found that people under 30 reported the largest social networks, with an average of over 600 connections (the vast majority being "others") while all other age groups were around or below 200 connections, with people over 60 years old having under 100 connections.
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"Despite efforts in markets creating fear about Huawei, using politics to interfere with growth, customers continue to trust us and continue to work with us and build networks with our technologies," Deputy Chairman Ken Hu told reporters in the Chinese city of Dongguan on Tuesday.
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The capabilities of the system have made it fascinating to executives — many corporations have created their own Ethereum networks with private blockchains, independent of the public system, which could detract from the value of the individual unit in the Ethereum system, known as an Ether.
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He has worked at most of the major broadcast and cable networks, with his longest stint at ABC News, where he anchored the magazine show "20/20" and co-hosted "Good Morning America," reporting from the Middle East and Haiti, among other international locations.
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Companies such as SpaceX, LeoSat Enterprises and Canada's Telesat are working to enable data networks with hundreds or even thousands of tiny satellites that orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites, a radical shift made possible by leaps in laser technology and computer chips.
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"5G is a big step forward on several fronts, but won't actually provide a full security upgrade until we see pure 5G networks with no legacy tech—so not for another 10 years or more," says Karsten Nohl, founder of the security research firm SRLabs.
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But a huge number of households in the U.S. — over 90 million — are still stubbornly sticking to buying big bundles of mostly unwatched networks, with shows primarily presented in linear fashion and interrupted by interstitial ads, even if they also use the newer devices and services.
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But a huge number of households in the US — over 90 million — are still stubbornly sticking to buying big bundles of mostly unwatched networks, with shows primarily presented in linear fashion and interrupted by interstitial ads, even if they also use the newer devices and services.
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Companies like Elon Musk's SpaceX, LeoSat Enterprises, and Canada's Telesat are working to enable data networks with hundreds or even thousands of tiny satellites that orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites, a radical shift made possible by leaps in laser technology and computer chips.
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Overall, around 9% of Africans use social media, with South Africans among the world leaders in time spent on social networks with an average of 3.2 hours a day, compared to a global average of 2.4 hours, according to data from marketing consultants We Are Social.
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Zhang said ZTE is optimistic about its 2017 business prospects after posting a strong first quarter with a nearly 28 percent jump in net profit, and that the company will continue to invest heavily in developing 5G networks, with the aim to roll out by 2020.
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The goal is to require companies like Comcast and Time Warner Cable to allow anyone to connect to cable TV networks with their own devices — which would mean that Apple, Microsoft, and Roku could finally build complete TV products without having to negotiate for programming deals.
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Companies such as Elon Musk's SpaceX, LeoSat Enterprises, and Canada's Telesat are working to enable data networks with hundreds or even thousands of tiny satellites that orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites, a radical shift made possible by leaps in laser technology and computer chips.
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For starters, the report says that 53 percent of MoPub publishers work with between two and five ad networks, with 47 percent of ad impressions coming from three big ad networks — Google-owned AdMob, AOL-owned Millennial Media (AOL also owns TechCrunch) and the Facebook Audience Network.
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Participants say that among the points of discussion was how to set up a hotline through which the two countries can alert each other to malicious software they have detected in global networks, with the expectation that Chinese and American investigators would work to find its source.
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Under the consent decree, Disney will have at least 90 days from the date of closing the transaction to complete the sale of the networks, with the possibility that the DOJ can grant extensions for up to another 90 days, according to a statement from Disney.
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A number of other American tech companies like Facebook and Twitter have made efforts to expand their footprints within the country, though they have had to balance people's use of these social networks with the government's often heavy-handed efforts to gain control of digital information.
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The deal, if approved, would create a media giant that combines AT&T's nationwide mobile and satellite distribution networks with Time Warner's huge collection of popular movies and television offerings, including "Game of Thrones" on HBO, news on CNN, and college and professional basketball on TNT.
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The deal, if approved, would create a media giant that combines AT&T's nationwide mobile and satellite distribution networks with Time Warner's huge collection of popular movies and television offerings, including "Game of Thrones" on HBO, news on CNN and college and professional basketball on TNT.
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The drafted order, of which CNN obtained a summary, is called Protecting Americans from Online Censorship, though in its current state it appears to more powerfully instill the fear of god in social networks with millions of active users than grant these users more freedom of speech.
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Dr. Peek, a professor at the University of Colorado, said that those children who adapted fastest typically had family and networks with resources that held together through Katrina, or acquired strong allies along the way: teachers, pastors, shelter workers who fought for help on the child's behalf.
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The soldier's supporters have flooded social media networks with expressions of outrage over what they saw as premature public judgment by his critics, and in particular, a pronouncement by the military the day after the shooting that it was investigating the soldier on suspicion of murder.
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The coalition foresees an open-access regulatory model for glass fiber networks, with a goal of encouraging companies to cooperate in building out digital infrastructure rather than relying on vectoring, a way of upgrading the old copper wire network that reinforces Deutsche Telekom's advantage as the incumbent.
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DDoS attacks will continue to rise: Cisco also tracks some security metrics in its index and says that the size of DDoS attacks will be "increasing steadily" to approach 1.2 Gpbs by 2012 "enough to take most organizations completely offline" as malicious hackers flood servers and networks with traffic.
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Today, according to Theresa Bui, direct of IoT strategy at Cisco-Jasper, high bandwidth consuming devices like cars, tablets and medical devices are sharing the cellular networks with devices consuming much less data, and customers have been looking for a lower-bandwidth and lower-cost option for these devices.
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We're never going to completely replace legacy technology on our networks with more secure options, especially within the government, but we need to hold agencies accountable for their security programs if we are to protect our most critical infrastructure from nation-state cyber actors and avoid a repeat incident.
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THERE'LL BE A SHARING OF PRODUCT, SO THAT WE CAN INFUSE ESPN NATIONAL WITH SOME MORE LOCAL CONTENT AND INFUSE THE LOCAL REGIONAL SPORTS NETWORKS WITH MORE NATIONAL CONTENT AND THE RESULT OF BOTH WILL BE BETTER FOR THE CONSUMER THAN IT IS TODAY – THAN THEY ARE TODAY.
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His screenplay won an Oscar and elevated him to new prominence within the industry; after receiving post-Milk offers to write something epic for premium and cable networks (with more time and money), he elected to work with ABC—a television network long known for its family-friendly programming.
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For both new and returning shows, the percentages of writers and directors of color are up at all five networks, with the CW having the most writers of color (230%, up from 215% last season) and Fox hiring the highest percentage of directors of color (214%, up from 27% last season).
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Mr. Gibney and his investigative team, led by Javier Botero, interviewed current and former participants in the Iran program who revealed details of the effort to infuse Iran's computer networks with "implants" that could be used to monitor the country's activities and, if ordered by Mr. Obama, to attack its infrastructure.
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" They also poetically explain the physical reaction that occurs when a someone mentions a Who versus a Them: "The traditional A-list to D-list hierarchy no longer makes sense when people whose names you've never heard before are trending on a social networks with hundreds of millions of users.
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Because of the combination of features only available on mobile — connected via Wi-Fi or cellular networks with voice, camera, email, location, passwords, contact lists, and more — these devices have become an attractive target for cyber criminals and nation-states looking to spy on government agencies, infrastructure providers, companies, and individuals.
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"This phase of 5G will enable critical applications like real-time traffic management of fleets of autonomous vehicles, massive sensor networks with millions of devices measuring air quality across the entire country, and the 'tactile internet', where a sense of touch can be added to remote real-time interactions," EE suggests.
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For the toolbox a variety of measures are likely to be considered, per the report — consisting of existing security requirements for previous generations of mobile networks with "contingency approaches" that have been defined through standardisation by the mobile telephony standards body, 3GPP, especially for core and access levels of 5G networks.
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Seizing on an opportunity to expand their reach, a number of telemedicine startups swooped in, leveraging their robust userbases and pre-existing networks with private labs to secure a bunch of testing kits and charge as much as $135 for access—that is, until the FDA put a stop to it last weekend.
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The U.K. has been weighing whether to ban Huawei equipment from use in core networks, with The Guardian reporting on Thursday that sources within the government believe British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will likely allow Huawei to continue to play at least some role in the deployment of the country's 5G network.
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The Trump era continues to be a ratings boon for all three of the major cable news networks, with combined viewing of Fox News, MSNBC and CNN up 33 percent through the first week of June compared with the same time in 2016, according to data from Pivotal Research Group analyst Brian Wieser.
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A Morgan Stanley survey released back in May had 39 percent of U.S. consumers naming Netflix as offering the "best original programming" among subscription video services, with everyone else eating its dust, including HBO, which nabbed 14 percent, Amazon Prime Video (5 percent) and Showtime Networks, with a measly 3 percent of the votes.
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I think if blockchain were to turn into a thing, he's trying to hedge the bet of if we actually have decentralized social networks with all our "Likes" and comments and data actually on the blockchain and portable data that we actually move around, and we scan our own blockchain, social network however we like.
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Streaming services once again top the list of this year's Emmy nominations – another indicator of the shift in how today's consumers are watching TV. HBO, which has been available over-the-top since 2015 via HBO NOW, leads all networks with a total of 110 nominations, and Netflix is close behind, with a total of 91 nominations.
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Image: screengrab from DiscordWhether through coordinated action by a mix of legitimate and illegitimate accounts to dominate conversation (as in the case of Reddit's r/the_donald), or using Twitter bot armies like the one commanded by the mysterious MicroChip to push hashtag campaigns to the masses, malicious groups have known how to exploit social networks with terrifying efficiency.
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A successful launch could mark a new era in the satellite services industry, with companies like Elon Musk's SpaceX, LeoSat Enterprises, and Canada's Telesat enabling data networks with hundreds or even thousands of tiny satellites that orbit closer to Earth than traditional communications satellites - a radical shift made possible by leaps in laser technology and computer chips.
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"Participants intend initially to work together to increase information sharing and coordinate sanctions and other disruptive actions against terrorist finance networks, with the goals of coordinating action against the highest-level threats and increasing joint actions as quickly as possible, with a longer term goal of co-locating experts in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia," the Treasury said.
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The daily drama of the President Trump era continues to be ratings gold for all three of the major cable news networks, with combined viewing of Fox News, MSNBC and CNN up 33 percent through the first week of June compared with the same time in 2016, according to data from Pivotal Research Group analyst Brian Wieser.
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By the time Brooks left the Pentagon in 2011, she had come to admire the way leadership adapted to defending American interests against the asymmetric challenges to conventional military power from cyberwar, hacking, propaganda videos, suicide bombs and shifting, inchoate networks with little interest in controlling physical terrain, with or without covert backing from foreign states.
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And a few have put a toe in the water with commercial launches (globally there are 23 networks with "some form of live 5G in their commercial networks" at this point, according to Fabre.) But at the same time 5G network standards are yet to be fully finalized so the core technology is not 100% fully baked.
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Twitter, one of the only other social networks with major market share in the U.S., confirmed to the AP last week that it is against their rules "to use fake personae and to use Twitter data for persistent surveillance of individuals" and that it was "looking forward" to seeing whether USCIS's proposal was "consistent" with its policies.
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The daily drama of the Trump era continues to be ratings gold for all three of the major cable news networks, with combined viewing of Fox News, MSNBC and CNN up 33 percent through the first week of June compared with the same time in 2016, according to data from Pivotal Research Group analyst Brian Wieser.
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"We had a manufacturing partnership in this region who was telling us they really needed a training solution that was more flexible and where they wouldn't have to send their employees to an off-site location," said Amanda Corum, executive director of Pueblo Corporate College, a division of Pueblo Community College that networks with local businesses.
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Companies like Samsung, OnePlus, Xiaomi, and others have been out talking big about making 5G capable phones, while wireless carriers—most notably AT&T and Verizon—have been out there promising cell networks with lighting fast downloads, low latency, and enough bandwidth to power pretty much anything you do on a phone or PC—all coming soon (TM) a city near you.
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What we need to do is build crumple zones, some resilience in the system, and if Britain gets out now we can begin building up these networks, with places like Switzerland and non-Euro EU countries too, and showing people: this is how the EU system can evolve if you guys realise that the Monnet system is going to hit the buffers.
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Their claim is two-fold: Combining insurance coverage for drugs and other medical services within a single firm will be a novel benefit offered to the under-22019 private insurance market; and Combining an insurer and its physician networks with a national pharmacy chain will be a novel model of integrated care whose nucleus is the drugstore-retail clinic combination.
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The rare event rocketed around the kingdom's social media networks, with some Saudis saying they never imagined such a thing would happen and others arguing that it showed the quality of their justice system, which follows a strict interpretation of Shariah law and is often criticized by human rights groups and Western governments for what they consider harsh and arbitrary punishments.
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So, the leading internet companies are now training their neural networks with help from another type of chip called a graphics processing unit, or G.P.U. These low-power chips — usually made by Nvidia — were originally designed to render images for games and other software, and they worked hand-in-hand with the chip — usually made by Intel — at the center of a computer.
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Disney's ESPN released its first details on how it plans to fill programming on its networks with collegiate and professional sports canceled during the coronavirus outbreak, including airing classic games and "stunt event programming," ESPN published a transcript of an interview between Burke Magnus, executive vice president of programming acquisitions and scheduling, and Front Row, a website dedicated to the internal workings of ESPN.
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The non-ESPN networks with the rights to NFL broadcasts have, in general, not been in the habit of showing national anthem performances, largely due to time considerations, as NFL regular-season games have a specific start time (around 1 pm and 4 pm Eastern.) Before 2009, NFL players weren't even on the field for the playing of the national anthem (which is how it generally works in college football).
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The daily drama of the President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE era continues to be ratings gold for all three of the major cable news networks, with combined viewing of Fox News, MSNBC and CNN up 85033 percent through the first week of June compared with the same time in 2016, according to data from Pivotal Research Group analyst Brian Wieser.
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