Changes in copyright law that went into effect in 1978 are partly responsible for that notion; so is an increasing general interest in copyright and ownership as newmedia widen the possibilities for illegally appropriating the artistic property of others.
Indeed, Twitter leadership told investors on Tuesday they were considering revamping the entire look of the service to more closely mirror its "While You Were Away" mobile feature – as Facebook-like as Twitter gets – in an effort to increase general interest in the product.
Whether or not he intended it, using Instagram no doubt worked wonders to increase general interest in science, technology, and engineering.
The Workshop Signalling Induced By Pathogens has established itself as a "traditional" constituent of the STS Meetings which readily reflects the increasing general interest in this research field.
Murphy in 1904 increased the general interest in this country as to the possibilities of reëstablishment of motion in ankylosed joints by the interposition method by reporting good results in 12 cases operated on by him.
We can already observe the increase in general interest in immaterial and spiritual things and it may be a central aspect of the transformation of values operating in society.
Since the 1970s, an increase in general interest in Barbadian culture has spurred greater study of music, and given an incentive to radio and television stations to create and maintain archives of cultural practices.
12, 14, 59, 60 In the last few years, there has been a significant increase in general interest in maintaining health and cognitive abilities in old age by means of physical exercise programs.
Thus after the relevant academic committees and outside accrediting agencies have spoken, our initial passion to, say, increase our students' general interest in and knowledge and enjoyment of music and the fine arts has been transformed and codified into a series of trite bullets such as "students will attend three approved and verifiable concerts and two art exhibits by the end of the semester".
The review recommended ABC journalists spend more time talking to everyday Australians about health expenses, public transport, wages and child care and increase the number of general interest stories "without trivialising or 'dumbing down'" the bulletins.
