Sentence examples for digital looting from inspiring English sources

Hollywood may at last be having its Napster moment — struggling against the video version of the digital looting that capsized the music business.

It's a tough job in an era of digital looting — Dodd disdains the word piracy as too "romantic" — and studios enmeshed in the webs of multinational corporations predicted by Paddy Chayefsky in "Network".

But there have long been shady, black-market sites where unscrupulous players could buy digital loot in Diablo and other games for real dollars.

But shopping is a powerful draw, too; most sites let children accumulate virtual points or spend their allowance money to buy digital loot.

When selected, the file would quickly download, giving the user the impression of having all their files on board, even when their hard drive could not hold all their digital loot.

A breach is simply a digital break-in and the loot usually consists of customer records and code.

Along the way, you gather sackloads of random loot, making the game akin to a digital slot machine.

To that end, Loot currently claims over 50,000 people use its digital current account, and today is announcing £2.2 million in Series A funding.

Since returning in 2002, he has worked his way up senior management ranks, having been responsible for operations including Loot, Associated's Irish operation, contract publishing and the digital business.

"Given the rate of looting and destruction of archaeological sites globally, it is also exciting as a means of recording a digital archival registry," co-developer Prof Julie Adams explained to BBC News.

PARIS — Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain said Thursday that the government, seeking to prevent a repeat of riots and looting in London and other British cities this week, might bar suspected troublemakers from using social media and other digital communications tools.