Sentence examples for digital wars from inspiring English sources
Digital wars are being fought in many theatres around the world – and in many forms.
Digital Wars by Charles Arthur is published by KoganPage on 3 March, price £14.99.
It is also a player in the fierce, highly commercial digital wars, a player whose privileges are under unprecedented attack.
In Charles Arthur's book Digital Wars there's a part about Dell trying to build a competitor to the iPod.
She has seen ordinary landlord-tenant disputes take three years, and divorce cases that might have been merely bitter, but are now digital wars of attrition.
His speech, "How a Major Music Company is Aggressively Embracing the Net and Expects to Win the Digital Wars," came amid reports that the Napster software was making free downloads of music easier than ever.
They certainly appear to be winning the digital war in terms of traffic volume, and by a considerable margin.
By Ken Auletta One publisher warns that books are "in danger of becoming roadkill" in a digital war.
Users should launch a digital war against Isis, Sheryl Sandberg has said, which could include taking to extremists' pages and writing kind messages.
PAGE C1 WAGING DIGITAL WAR, UNEASILY First-person shooter games usually don't try very hard to humanize the digital bad guys the player is charged with dispatching.
Isis is winning the digital war because its opponents are unable to counter their propaganda and challenge the falsehood of their narratives effectively enough, one of Britain's most influential counter-extremism experts has warned.
