Sentence examples for being digital from inspiring English sources
Being digital, the DVD is still in relatively pristine shape compared to a washed-out videotape.
And being digital, no matter how much drm you shove in, means content will be pirated.
Franzen reviewed Nicholas Negroponte's "Being Digital" and Sven Birkerts's "The Gutenberg Elegies".
Being "digital natives" has helped them overtake older candidates in jobs where understanding of such things as social media helps.
Unhooking the thinking which has your commercial activities pinned to your content is really what being digital means.
He is also author of the 1995 best seller, Being Digital, which has been translated into more than 40 languages.
There was and is a gap in the market in Australia, and being digital-only means that we've been able to embrace everything that digital has to offer.
One thing Nintendo's always nailed is backwards compatibility, so it stands to reason that the NX will probably be able to play Wii U games, even if that ends up being digital-only.
Now everything is digital.
Now the threat is digital.
