Sentence examples for Digital deficit from inspiring English sources
The digital deficit, they suggest, isn't a result of the medium as such but rather of a failure of self-knowledge and self-control: we don't realize that digital comprehension may take just as much time as reading a book.
The thumbs-down to music sites comes in a new report, Click-Here Commerce: Digital Downloading, which ascribes the problems of websites - including Apple's iTunes Music Store, Sony's Connect, Real Music Store, Rhapsody and Virgin Mega - to "digital deficit disorder", where "symptoms include loss of concentration, feelings of being trapped and format anxiety".
Government services, and education and health, in particular, face a digital deficit that is weakening their ability to deliver.
But whereas the internet is readily available to Western nations on the grid, farmers in Africa and parts of South America operate on a digital deficit.
She says: "It was already estimated that by next year the UK will have a 1.1 million digital talent deficit, a serious shortage of social media managers, web developers, programmers, digital marketing, gamers, designers, and technical officers.
With an unapologetic crankiness, he attacks the digital age's deficit of manners and attention spans.
Bridgwater and Taunton College's assistant principal, Dave Alexander, said: "We have a huge skills deficit in digital technologies in the country and businesses in the south west are really feeling the pinch of it.
Uncommonly, it may present as acute severe polyarthritis with skin lesions and neurological deficit or a digital vasculitis and gangrene.
In reality, Gov. David Patterson, faced with an epic budget deficit, is proposing to tax digital music downloads.
How do you fix digital information overload and the resulting life-attention deficit that's apparently afflicting smartphone owners everywhere — and even leading some very large tech giants to unbox "digital wellness" tools lately?
Like too many young directors, Mr. Barber seems in the grip of a kind of creative attention-deficit disorder, caused less by the digital tools at his disposal than the lack of good guidance.
