Sentence examples for digital predicament from inspiring English sources
Wenger's vision of a better tech future is laid out in the rough draft of a book which also lays out his critique of our current digital predicament.
Korean graphic designer Hyojin An and media artist Hyuns Hong galvanize this digital (anti) social predicament in their interactive motion graphic installation Everything Rolled Into One.
Assessing his predicament (the digital age predicament) of having access to so much information and so few ways to process it, Borges wrote in "Poem of the Gifts," "No one should read self-pity or reproach into this statement of the majesty of God, who with such splendid irony granted me books and blindness at one touch".
The Pentax Optio V20 is on the way, further complicating your "what digital camera should I buy?" predicament.
The predicament of too many digital ads and too few people on the ground to improve them is partly what attracted Bain to Persado.
Some smaller English clubs are facing insolvency, their predicament made worse by the collapse last year of ITV Digital, a media company that offered handsome fees for televising minor-league games but found very few fans willing to subscribe for them.
Such is the predicament of television news technology at this stage in the digital revolution: though it is more mobile and instantaneous than ever, quality is still constrained by the size and cost of transmission equipment.
In her article "Rushdie Runs Afoul of Facebook's Real-Name Police," Somini Sengupta explains the issue: Mr. Rushdie's predicament points to one of the trickiest notions about life in the digital age: Are you who you say you are online?
This was her predicament.
What began as a public relations predicament for America's technology companies has evolved into a moral and business crisis that threatens the foundation of their businesses, which rests on consumers and companies trusting them with their digital lives.
