Sentence examples for digital entitlements from inspiring English sources

But in any case, we can expect Democrats to push for new digital entitlements if they win in November.

It's an intriguing case study in the spirit of ownership and entitlement that the digital revolution has bestowed on both audiences and impecunious artists.

Nick Bilton: I agree that there is impatience in the digital era, but it is not self-entitlement.

Finally, in our digital age, entertainment almost seems like an entitlement.

For Bradley Stern, editor-in-chief of the PopCrush website, these hashtags are part of the fans' sense of entitlement in an age of direct digital access.

"Universal Credit has built a digital barrier that effectively obstructs many individuals' access to their entitlements," he warns, pointing to big gaps in digital skills and literacy for those on low incomes and also detailing how civil society has been forced into a lifeline support role — despite its own austerity-enforced budget constraints.

I don't think that's driven by entitlement but by an innate understanding of the digital market.

Digital content is compressed, packetized, encrypted, and multiplexed with the entitlement messages.

There can be as much entitlement to a woman's attention in a digital space as a physical one. .

Last year two parliamentary committees urged the government to close gig-economy employment law loopholes — saying they had enabled "dubious business practices" by letting digital work platforms use flexibility as a tool to circumvent workers rights and entitlements.

Marin, LA: This article just reeks of self-entitlement and impatience that many people have developed in the digital era.