Morozov deploys a host of examples to make the point that anti-democratic forces are becoming savvy at manipulating the web.
Since the devastating across-the-board spending cuts – including the billions in reductions to the Pentagon budget – known as sequestration became the law of the land, the US military has deployed a host of arguments for why this an enormous threat to US national security – which, as I wrote a few weeks ago, it really isn't.
In technology terms, this means combining and deploying a host of critical, adaptive, effective and lower-cost architectures, platforms, solutions, applications and services – from mobile communications, cloud computing and software-as-a-service to open data, predictive analytics and online voting.
These companies are planning not for simply "butts in seats," antiseptic conference rooms, or sad break rooms, but are deploying a host of more productive and innovative spaces to facilitate cross-collaboration, idea sharing, and, ultimately, innovation.
Such interactive procedures can be deployed across a host of devices, including tablets, smart phones, Google Glass and large trade-show touchscreens, offering versatility that delivers a lasting impact.
Biometric systems are now deployed in dozens of countries for a host of purposes from national identification to access, to amusement parks, to automatic log in for computing devices.
A host of different formations were deployed, sometimes in a single match, with players regularly used out of position.
The HSUS and a host of other groups then deployed.
Seeing a host of new feminist ideas deployed in this case is a sign of how much ground those ideas have gained in the last year or so.
