On the other, the ease with which photos can be taken on a phone is feeding an interest in taking better photos, expanding the middle of the market into a "pro-sumer" segment of devices which cost a bit more but offer the user options so far unavailable on the mobile phone: An optical, rather than digital, zoom, for example, better flash, and image stabilization.
That he was black, born in 1745 to a white planter and his slave mistress in Guadeloupe, not only shaped his life in France but has fed a growing interest in him today.
Marston's interests in deception, sex, and emotion fed a long-standing interest in film.
Indeed, those bright lights seem to have fed a resurgence of interest in the sector, with investors again opening their wallets for new companies.
I discovered her in my post-uni 20s, feeding a newfound interest in short stories, from Raymond Carver's minimal sentences to Nora Ephron's ebullient ones.
Run by Nermin Mollaoglu of the dynamic literary agency Kalem, and coinciding with Istanbul's book fair, this is the city's first international writers' festival, and aims to feed a growing interest abroad in writing from Turkey.
Mr. Leonhardt began his recording career in Vienna in the 1950s, when American labels like Vanguard's Bach Guild subsidiary, abetted by the strength of the dollar, discovered that the nascent period-instrument world in Vienna, Basel and London made Europe a fountainhead of inexpensive recordings that could feed a growing interest in Baroque music in United States.
Rose Levin was a capable cook, and, though the household was not well off, Levin was well fed and acquired an interest in food that in adult life became one of the regular themes of his journalism.
With the need to feed a growing population, an interest in healthy foods and the collapse of wild fisheries stocks, aquaculture has acquired a great importance [ 19, 20].
Lawmakers, Mr. Paterson charged, had too often bowed to the wishes of powerful special interests, feeding an "addiction to spending, power and approval" and plunging the state into economic catastrophe.
