Sentence examples for before the internet era from inspiring English sources
Before the internet era, neighborhood names developed via word of mouth, newspaper articles and physical maps that were released periodically.
Before the Internet era, the Supreme Court anticipated the issue of whether requiring a little work to get sensitive information might be warranted.
In our recent study of the drivers of profitable, sustainable corporate growth, we analyzed 181 adjacency moves that took place between 1995 and 1997 (recent enough to have data but before the Internet era of more reckless investing).
No poster like it has achieved anywhere near its popularity since, and, arriving before the Internet era, in which the most widely disseminated images are now digital, it may have been the last of its kind.
Whether these are jobs for the CIO, CEO, or both, one thing is clear: Companies born before the internet era have an enormous IT challenge — they must reckon with technical debt in their legacy systems and attain agility to compete with their digital native competitors.
A few years ago, Leonardo DiCaprio tried to articulate this in an interview in Rolling Stone, in which, from the lofty vantage point of a former child star who became an adult before the internet era, said he felt bad for the likes of Zac Efron.
He was in a way echoing an observation by Chief Justice Warren E. Burger in 1980, before the dawn of the Internet era.
He is the author of two books: "How Markets Fail: The Logic of Economic Calamities" and "Dot.Con: How America Lost Its Mind and Money in the Internet Era". Before joining The New Yorker, he worked for The Sunday Times, of London, and the Post.
But I was only 21 and this was the Internet era before the bubble burst.
You began your career in print before building your business in the internet era -- What were your keys to successfully making the transition from traditional advertising to digital marketing?
