Richard Stallman, a programmer at MIT's artificial intelligence laboratory, became alarmed by the increasing commercialization of computer software.
With the increasing commercialization of the arts, however, improvisation has been on the wane.
The increasing commercialization of college life is the focus of a Sunday Business cover article by Natasha Singer.
What amazed and sometimes outraged her father and me as the parent-bankers was the increasing commercialization of our daughter's college experience.
"Sudden Replacement of Functioning Washing Machine with Non-Functional Coin-Operated Washing Machine," Late 2013 This piece serves as a critique of the increasing commercialization of the art world.
But first, here's a preview of today: – Eric Wilson's story on the backlash against Lincoln Center and the increasing commercialization of Fashion Week.
Markus Adam, a jedermann racer who also sponsors a top team through his printing company, Merkur Druck, said concerns about the increasing commercialization of jedermann events were misplaced.
By making these deals an intrinsic part of the business model for "The Other Half," NBC is ratcheting up a trend that disturbs critics who are concerned about the increasing commercialization of popular culture.
Roger Hart, director of the Children's Environmental Research Group at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, balks at the idea of opening schools to outside functions that could pave the way for the increasing commercialization of schools.
Though some of his descendants have complained about the increasing commercialization of his name, even threatening a lawsuit at one point, "Roland Garros" now adorns everything from towels to special-edition cars.
"Universities in the Marketplace" is concerned with the increasing commercialization of American colleges, and "Our Underachieving Colleges" with what students do or don't learn in their four or so years on campus.
