Sentence examples for era of networked from inspiring English sources

This time, I.B.M. and Microsoft are the leading rivals in the unfolding era of networked computing.

Reinventing Discovery tells the exciting story of an unprecedented new era of networked science.

Dr. Nielsen, 38, who left a successful science career to write "Reinventing Discovery: The New Era of Networked Science," agreed that scientists have been "very inhibited and slow to adopt a lot of online tools".

There were novel online projects such as an "Interactive Riot Walkthrough", which superimposed photos of the latest events on a map of Budapest, offering "virtual tours" of the city as it burned.Already, the Greek riots are prompting talk of a new era of networked protest.

This trend is part of a longer shift that has taken us from the broadcasting era, where most people were exposed to the same sources of news (limited in number) to a more complex era of "networked" communication where there are many more sources available and it is easier to choose and self-select.

Author Don Tapscott has opened the TEDGlobal conference in Edinburgh predicting a new era of "networked intelligence".

New Era of Networks Inc., Englewood, Colo., 4 million shares.

For better or worse, the world has entered an era of networks.

What we're seeing here is new era of network propaganda".

He had been president for North American operations at New Era of Networks.

In other categories "Friends" also hit ratings numbers that seemed a throwback to a different era of network television.