Sentence examples for digital writers from inspiring English sources

In the shift from print to digital, writers are in danger of losing out big time.

The Melbourne-based Emerging Writers' festival has, for three years, ventured outside the Unesco city of literature through its digital arm, the Digital Writers' festival.

It's an odd little moment in the breakout days of one of the hottest digital writers in America: During her presentation, there was almost no talk about digital publishing.

No doubt reluctant that digital writers should have all the fun, they are engaged in exploring how the strategies of digital art might be adapted to re-envision even such a print-specific form as the novel.

Reaching new audiences is a huge challenge for digital writers.

"Bot or Not?" The question was posed by programmers and poets Benjamin Laird and Oscar Schwartz as part of the Digital Writers Festival, a self-described, "online carnival dedicated to what happens when technology and the written word collide".

Tim Wright is a digital writer, a crossplatform producer and a director of XPT Ltd.

"I work on the Internet and don't really talk to anyone, so that's largely what appeals to me," Wright, a digital writer, said.

Expert digital writer Hazel Grian, having worked on Kate Modern and the Star Trek ARG, was brought in to help write almost 2,500 artwork tags.

In 2016, she was shortlisted in the "digital journalist of the year" category at the London Press Club Awards and she was also "highly commended" in the "digital writer of the year" category at The Online Media Awards.

As a digital writer (yes, it's true, I am entirely composed of pixels now), my primary interest is in stories created for the new media, the "born-digital", as opposed to adapting content intended for the book to new media platforms.