Sentence examples for digital resident from inspiring English sources

If you are going to reap the benefits of becoming a digital resident, you need to invest time, effort and take risks.

There's a short application form, a €100 (£84) fee, and with a few clicks of a button you could be a digital resident of a country you've never set foot in.

For example, in Tel Aviv there is a new digital resident's card that allows people to pay bills or buy theatre tickets, and similar data-sharing schemes operate in the Icelandic capital Reykjavik.

It allows anyone to become a digital resident of the country, meaning they can very simply register a company in Estonia, open an Estonian bank account and start trading.

David White makes the distinction between people who choose to integrate online activity into their working life to a high degree (digital residents), and people who choose to use technology for selective, short-term activities and then log off (digital visitors).

Similarly, in 2013, Tel Aviv launched a digital residents' card that enables the beginnings of a two-way relationship between the citizen and the municipality so the city can become the creative vision of the people who inhabit it.

Daniel Tomlinson, app-builder, digital sage and resident boy wizard of the Observer Tech Monthly, is champing at the 128-bit bit to answer your fears and prayers.

This year alone Archie Comics has announced a continuing series for Kevin Keller, the town's openly gay resident, digital versions of its regular series on the same day they are released in comic stores, and Spanish translations of its material for download.

Our resident digital anthropologist Josh Constine thinks the issue of online identity is a matter of use case, "I think anyone who is buying or selling something online is reasonably likely to be publicly searchable.

After languishing under a communications lockdown as protracted and geographically far-reaching as any in China in the digital age, some residents were thrilled with even so modest an opening.

The cranks populate "Demons Dance Alone" (Cryptic/Eastside Digital), the latest Residents album and the source of nearly every song in their current touring show, which visited Warsaw in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, for three nights, ending on Friday.