One challenge for these magazines is to foster online what readers look for in print — nostalgia for a specific atmosphere.
Mr. Denton mentioned Evan Williams, one of the founders of Twitter, and Josh Miller, the founder of Branch.com, a Web service that fosters online discussions.
Companies such as Facebook have cottoned on to the idea that they need to develop a whole host of soft skills to foster online harmony.
The vast fund of information and analysis that invigorates the study of movies, and the increasingly rich critical discussion that's fostered online and carries over into public events, propels directors to the fore but also obscures their individual visions.
Advancing the role of the computer system, the LCS focused on creating applications that would foster online computing in several academic disciplines, including architecture, biology, medicine, and library sciences.
Calling itself a "collective for educated investors," the site defines investment strategies and tries to foster online discussion groups.
Our overarching intent at Jobster and with our Recruiting.com website remains to foster online community in the recruiting industry — the more the better.
(Not surprisingly, it was AOL's success with digital discussion areas that helped turn it into the world's most popular Internet service. Microsoft, by comparison, has struggled to foster online communities with MSN).
To its defenders, Second Life is a fabulous innovation, fostering an online community rich in interaction.
