Sentence examples for digital history from inspiring English sources
Like Brian Wilson trapped in a tar pit, Pink sings about a dad bequeathing his digital history to his child.
By Emily Nussbaum "Halt and Catch Fire" is a platform for a fascinating, buried period of digital history.
And for Condé Nast, a publisher whose digital history is full of fits and false starts, the issue has been particularly perplexing.
Until the law catches up with technology, digital history will have to be written in drips and drabs rather than the great gushes promised by the digital age.
Like the Yellow Star House project, Centropa, a digital history archive of Jewish life, is an imaginative example of how technology can bring the past to life.
In regards to room 2820, the hotel's digital history indicates the guest checked out of this room at 11 36am with the housekeeper cleaning the room shortly thereafter.
So is the digital rulebook, our digital history, being written by men? Are the guys cashing in and the girls losing out?
Not doing evil, I'd contend, includes standing up to anyone - even the European Court of Justice – who seeks to give wrongdoers the succour of wiping their misdeeds from digital history.
That today's infants will reach the world of work with more than a decade of digital history scattered across the internet, that flimsy privacy settings are no defence against a tidal wave of data.
Facebook is reducing children's privacy even as lawmakers are moving in the opposite direction, grappling with difficult issues like online bullying and the question of whether to allow people to erase their digital histories.
