Sentence examples similar to aggregated platforms from inspiring English sources

Specifically, it now needs to respond to the rise of aggregating platforms like Facebook, which have become both go-to places for people to read news from other sites, and to find information that is actually only created to live and be consumed on Facebook itself.

The promise of aggregating platforms like Mach is that they cut all that out and simplify it — much the way that iTunes does across the App Store, no matter what country you live in (although even Apple has had some stumbling blocks on that front. It only incorporated iTunes billing in China earlier this year).

Major search engines provide their own news-aggregating platforms, many of which send news feeds directly to the user as a daily e-mail digest.

We showed that lipid rafts in AECII are reorganized into aggregates (platforms for cell signaling) following acute infection by P. aeruginosa [12], which is consistent with several studies regarding P. aeruginosa or other microorganisms [13] [15].

Online users aggregate on platforms such as Facebook and Twitter creating large social networks of millions of persons that interact and group each other.

Specifically, I show that the ratio of aggregate content provider profits to aggregate platform operator profits must be strictly less than 0.4 under net neutrality for the surplus-enhancing result to hold.

Instead, I want a clearer picture of Microsoft and Apple's current aggregate platform device volumes to better understand their market position.

Lastly, there needs to be a consolidation of buying practice so that demand is aggregated into holistic platforms and marketplaces.

"Small biusinesses need to be aggregated on a platform and selling nationally to consumers.

But Bango also has possibly one of the most extensive databases of people's numbers, spanning "forty or fifty countries," all aggregated into one platform.

Breaking conservative tweets are aggregated on a news platform called TCOT Report which closely resembles the Drudge Report.