Online ad giants Facebook and Google have increasingly found themselves on the hook for enabling the spread of socially divisive, offensive and at times out-and-out illegal content via their platforms — in no small part as a consequence of the popularity of their content-sharing hubs.
In the coming years, even as Fidel Castro approaches the twilight of his power, we will perceive that our policy had the unintended consequence of bolstering the popularity of his embattled regime.
Radio programmers note the pop charts list more dance-oriented songs than at any point since the late 1970s, a consequence of the surging popularity of electronic dance music.
Investor interet in consumer applications, as you can see from the table below, has been rising over the last couple of years — a consequence of the growing popularity of smartphones and tablets and the apps that run on them and other mobile devices like feature phones.
This, a growing number of ministers and community organizations say, is a part of the consequence of Oakland's newfound popularity with the rich and middle class.
By that stage, it was clear that the unintended consequence of the novel's popularity was to cement the outsider status McCarthy had been so keen to shed.
Partnerships with NBC and a variety of other content producers may have helped – though these are most likely a consequence of the site's popularity far more than a cause of it.
Another consequence of the show's increasing popularity and influence in certain demographics has been increased scrutiny of how the show affects the political beliefs and attitudes of its viewers.
The notion of quality of life (QOL) among researchers studying the consequence of stroke has gained increasing popularity in health care research following the increased need to improve the quality of lives saved.
As a consequence it is interesting to understand the dynamics of the evolution of popularity or success [40].
Finally, social influence can have a non-negligible consequence on the popularity growth.
