But it morphs quickly into 1984 2.0 with a format that can provide marketers information on the behavior and sentiment of a user's entire social graph, a profile with far more depth, value and predictives than that of an individual who surfs at an internet service provider or product website.
William Hazlitt, who was for a time Bentham's tenant, satirised him as a venerable anchorite in the quiet of his cell reducing law to a system and the mind of man to a machine, divorced from the life of spirit, imagination, passion and sentiments of love, a philosophy "fit neither for man nor beast" (1826, 184).
Speakable's technology is able to understand the content and sentiment of an article and match it with the proper non-profit partner.
He's just finished performing "No One", which has drawn comparisons with Amy Winehouse's "You Know I'm No Good" for its smoky, gravelly tones and sentiments of confused, yearning love, and takes a sip of tea.
"I've always wanted to see London, but really, I wanted to make the trip and sort of speak the wishes and thoughts and sentiments of my father and hopefully get a message to my sister," Grant said.
It has represented the political and social sentiments of a border state since its admission as the 24th member of the union on August 10 , 1821
For example, German startup Tweek, which launched its iPad app at London Web Summit this week, is trying to solve the TV content selection problem by aggregating ìlikesî and analyzing sentiments of a social graph related to particular video content.
The ties often range from extremely personal memories and sentiments to a strong sense of belonging to the community in question and cultural identity [1].
This always spoke to me, not of mindless cartoon violence but of resistance and defiance, rechanneling the power and sentiment of the original image into a new era.
