Sentence examples for Digital dilemma from inspiring English sources

Titled "The Digital Dilemma," the council's report surfaced just as Hollywood's writers began their walkout.

AS MORE and more Chinese find their way on to the Internet, China's bureaucrats, commissars and secret policemen find themselves with a digital dilemma.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences AMPASS) report "The Digital Dilemma" describes the issues caused by the rapid increase of storage requirements for long-term preservation and access of high quality digital media content.

And online storage can be even shorter-lived when archives become the victim of budget cuts or bankruptcy.To solve this digital dilemma, Ms Reich and Mr Rosenthal have looked long and hard at what the great libraries of the world have done over the millennia.

It will also work with Microsoft to solve a huge digital dilemma: how to deliver content online in a way that makes piracy hard, but does not put off consumers.Given their technical expertise and market clout, both firms could indeed develop such solutions and deploy them widely, thus giving consumers more ways to obtain high-quality content legally.

At first sight, it seems a neat way around the traditional digital dilemma facing magazine publishers: given that web content has to be free, if you make it too good people won't need to buy the physical edition that brings you all your real income, but if it's not good enough, no one will bother to look at it.

What are your own digital dilemmas and tales from the front lines?

Conducting new research on the digital dilemmas youth face at present to support publications and new curriculum development.

Roberto Simanowski is a scholar of media and cultural studies and the author of Digital Art and Meaning, Data Love, Facebook Society, Waste: A New Media Primer, andThe Death Algorithm and Other Digital Dilemmas (the last two published by the MIT Press).

In The Death Algorithm and Other Digital Dilemmas, Roberto Simanowski wonders if we are on the brink of a society that views social, political, and ethical challenges as technological problems that can be fixed with the right algorithm, the best data, or the fastest computer.

Previously, he penned The New York Times's "Civil Behavior" column and "Digital Dilemmas" for Parade magazine.