Sentence examples for informing internet from inspiring English sources

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (//www.eff.org) compiles the latest headlines regarding digital rights and hosts an "Action Center" informing Internet users of pending technology legislation.

No search engine wants to be held legally liable for informing Internet users about websites dedicated to illegal movie downloads, scanned books, pirated software, counterfeit handbags or generic drugs that ignore an American patent.

As reported by The Huffington Post's Gerry Smith, the proposed bill has seven principles which include informing internet users of how their data is being used, making sure all consumer data is handled securely and allowing internet users exercise personal control over how their personal data is used.

When unsolicited e-mail is found, the system analyzes its origin and creates a signal that informs Internet servers of the spam source.

Along with other industry bodies, the IAB UK has been taking steps to improve advertising quality and transparency, with the launch of its AdChoices icon, which informs internet users why they are being served a particular ad and gives them the chance to opt-out.

Watts informs Internet users that her name is an anagram for "Sweet Talk"; Carter publishes a number of blogs.

The Literature of Evolution's aim is to inform Internet users about which texts are relevant to the study of evolution and, wherever possible, to direct users to digital copies of those works.

"Indeed," the CNIL notice reads, "the company does not inform Internet users that it sets a cookie on their terminal when they visit a Facebook public page (e.g. page of a public event or of a friend).

While to the informed internet citizen, the idea of a bunch of hardcore pirates all sharing a 2Mbit DSL line, sucking down bottomless cups of coffee and seeding zero-day Blu-ray rips might seem ludicrous, I assure you: the people in charge are by no means informed internet citizens.

Dr. Chun informed many Internet service providers of the worms he was unearthing.

The National Association of Securities Dealers, which has informed former Internet analyst Henry Blodget that he could face regulatory charges over his research picks while at Merrill Lynch, is turning its attention to Blodget's supervisors as part of its probe, according to The Wall Street Journal.