Sentence examples for digital proponent from inspiring English sources

Harold Feinstein, a 70-year-old fine-art photographer, has also become a digital proponent.

Even as strong a digital proponent as Matthew Bannister, co-founder of Dbox on West 14th Street, sees his studio concerning itself with the same questions that faced Canaletto as he set out to portray Venice in the 18th century: perspective, time of day, composition of the frame.

And that's when Jamaican bobsledding had its first introduction to the altruistic power of both virtual currency and digital crowdfunding proponents alike.

In the eyes of Robertson and other digital distribution proponents such as Justin Frankel, the programmer behind SHOUTcast, rights must be protected but the popularity of the web requires that the labels change the way they think about how music is sold.

Unlike Bauer, Global has scarcely any digital-only stations, with Tabor not the most enthusiastic proponent of digital radio, or the long mooted switchover.

Patrick Ruffini, a Republican strategist who was an early, and once lonely, proponent of digital engagement among conservatives, called the R.N.C.'s plan a "good step".

Rather, he said, the idea was to have a stand-alone event to highlight how "NBCU has long been a proponent of digital".

The installation by French media artist Antoine Schmitt, a pioneer and proponent of digital art in France, has taken hold of this virtual mass of information and ripped it from its original context through a simple, yet adept, generative process.

Even the most dedicated proponents of digital have seen its pitfalls.

Such situations can be avoided on the Internet, proponents of digital libraries say.

And then there are the power savings, proponents of digital ink displays are fond of pointing out.