Sentence examples for fostering internet from inspiring English sources

For example, fostering Internet finance has the tendency to force China Central Bank to liberate the interest rate (Wei, L & Mozur 2014).

LYCOS INC., Waltham, Mass., an Internet search engine, plans to start a business to invest in and foster Internet start-ups in exchange for roughly a 20percentt stake in the companies.

ALLTHINGSD 'Godmother of Silicon Alley' Has Died  |  "Red Burns, an educator who gained wide recognition for pushing for more creative uses of modern communications, helping to lead the movement for public access to cable television and starting a celebrated New York University program to foster Internet wizards, died on Friday at her Manhattan home.

"State Department is taking right steps to foster Internet freedom," Washington Post editorial, July 21 , 2010

It was just the kind of wizened role that even decades later could help foster Internet skirmishes over whether Vigoda was alive or dead -- he was erroneously reported to have died in 1982.

While China and Russia appear to be seeking greater Internet control, the Obama administration has been making efforts to foster greater Internet freedom abroad, said Adam Segal, a senior fellow for counterterrorism and national security studies at the Council on Foreign Relations.

The people who actually make the internet work — the technical organizations that make the infrastructure and civil society groups dedicated to freedom of expression on the internet — believe their stewardship plan is the true way to protect and foster the internet.

On another front, his hands-off regulatory approach may not be the best means to foster wireless Internet services and interactive television.

In other words, the RIAA is still wasting a lot of money that could have been better used to foster novel Internet services or music experiences and to create new sources of revenues for the artists.

The company's donations support its goal of fostering an open Internet.

In its inaugural press release, the group describes itself as "an umbrella public policy organization dedicated to strengthening and protecting a free and innovative Internet" — and says the three key target areas for its lobbying activities are: protecting Internet freedom; fostering innovation and economic growth; and empowering users.