Sentence examples for accelerating digital from inspiring English sources

"The arrival of tablets has finally delivered on the promise of mobile accelerating digital consumption," said the Future chief executive, Stevie Spring.

When the accelerating digital revolution intersected with the financial implosion of 2008, there was more and more talk that the Sulzberger family might have to sell control of the Times to a far wealthier investor, such as Michael Bloomberg.

The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) said that accelerating digital music sales had caused a 0.3% upturn in global revenues - a total of $16.5bn £10.9bnn).

Gartner [17] revealed three distinct technology trends that are poised to be of the highest priority in terms of facing rapidly accelerating digital innovation.

Certainly, accelerating digital media activity and a continued investor focus –- meaning billions of dollars of new bets placed by VCs, strategic investors and acquirers on content-driven opportunities.

Like DreamIt's Philly program, 5 of the 15 startups are digital education businesses and were selected in partnership with Startl — a social enterprise dedicated to accelerating digital innovations for learning.

A decade later, accelerated digital media has perfected premature obsolescence.

The Guardian's people continue to rise to the challenges posed by our accelerated digital transition strategy, announced in 2011.

Working together we can reshape our public services, using our experience and resources to accelerate digital government across the world.

The release also announced the launch of "troncX", an "online curation and monetization engine" which utilizes artificial intelligence technology "to accelerate digital growth".

A proposal approved by the commission, which will be made available for public comment before a final version is completed, calls for funds to be moved away from outdated uses like paying for paging service and long-distance phone calls and into areas that will accelerate digital literacy, like Wi-Fi connections within a school or library.