Sentence examples for digital chatter from inspiring English sources

Although new media can help build big TV audiences for events like the Super Bowl, it also tends to make people treat those events as fodder for digital chatter.

He noted that Klout "lacks sentiment analysis" — so a user who generates a lot of digital chatter might receive a high score even though what's being said about the user is negative.

There's an almost visible cloud of digital chatter hanging over the Bay Area, so even if a dancer like Kochetkova claims not to be into technology, she can hardly avoid meeting people who are.

Our weapons against future pandemics are rapid DNA sequencing, microarrays and labs on chips, and "digital epidemiology" – sifting through the profusion of clues about emerging diseases available in mobile phone calling patterns, electronic medical records and the digital chatter of Google and Twitter.

Given that the other option is to exclude yourself from the digital chatter of your friend group.

Also: to what extent is India simply doing what every government – including the US government – tries to do: demanding the ability to monitor digital chatter in the hope of foiling criminal and terrorist plots?

His principal tools are the acoustic guitar, the rock band, the digital sampler, chatter from the street and the radio and worldwide panic.

Times Square today is a digital babel of nonstop visual chatter, but photography confirms that New York has been talking a blue streak from the get-go, and that much of the talk was sales pitch: buy this, eat that, see such-and-such.

-- Know When to Stop: Sometimes less is more, especially in a world where social media and other digital platforms allow us to chatter and banter and sometimes babble aimlessly 24 hours a day.

Jim Mangan: Color'd | One bright summer morning, seven young men and women drive away from the billboards and the traffic jams, the neon chatter and the constant digital stimulation of their lives.

Media outlets use all tools and resources at their disposal to make their stories provocative, to drive traffic and revenue, to increase their market share and stay competitive in a glutted, global digital market of 24-hour, 365-day chatter.