Sentence examples for digital offspring from inspiring English sources

David Marsh attributed the early traction of the game to people's interest in running the lives of their digital offspring.

But many CEOs and editors have clung to the virtues and values of a parent print brand and hesitated before unleashing what they fear will be potentially unruly, contradictory, digital offspring on the world.

This kind of trolling is the digital offspring of earlier practices like "astroturfing", where American corporations would organise letter-writing campaigns to local papers in order to make a lobbying initiative appear to be something that came from the grassroots.

Jeffrey Cole, director of the Center for Communication Policy program at the University of California at Los Angeles, agreed that the gap in expertise between parents and their digital offspring will narrow over time as the first computer generation grows up.

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Grown-ups everywhere welcome it as a respite from the endless diet of videos and digital games that their offspring would otherwise consume.

Digital file-sharing technologies -- Napster and its offspring -- are now undermining the established economics of music.

A vy/ a offspring were weighed on a calibrated digital scale every 5 weeks from week 25 to week 60.

You can also find them on digital radio of course, where they've spawned numerous offspring in the form of Absolute 80s, Absolute 90s, Absolute 00s and Absolute Classic Rock.

Now a smaller, but growing, industry is leveraging the same technologies people rely upon for business and pleasure such as Web video conferencing, wireless frequencies and digital media players to aid in the displaying, entertaining and rearing of offspring.

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