Word: voicemailer
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There was a silence at the other end. Then a burst of hysterically nervous laughter. Then he hung up. And when she called back, she got his voicemail...
...This arrangement is effectively an outsourcing. AT&T would have to administer billing and customer service in order for this to be offered," Summerall says. The University and Bell Atlantic would continue to control local service and prices for options such as voicemail...
...Fired Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Michael Gallagher learns whether he can avoid testifying before a grand jury about allegations that he stole voicemail records from Chiquita...
...matter where I work. Some of my co-workers are quite influential--a whole crowd of them just got named among the city's top journalists by Washingtonian Magazine--but one couldn't logically make a blanket statement about the whole bureau. Nevertheless, public-relations firms call my Journal voicemail nonstop when I'm covering a story. Three separate CEO's called--on their own initiative--to comment on the Internet commerce framework...
...More important factors in holding down wages are automation, sluggish growth in productivity and consumer demand for lower-priced goods, whether foreign or domestic. Tariffs against shirts made in China might help workers in America's shrinking garment industry; they won't do much to protect secretaries replaced by voicemail or assembly-line workers shoved aside by robots. And retaliatory tariffs against U.S. goods could mean a loss of jobs for big American exporters like aerospace and agriculture. "The reason why we're not the kind of manufacturing economy Pat Buchanan remembers when he was young is not because...