Sentence examples for interactive forums from inspiring English sources

"We use it to compete for the attention of the American people," he said, pointing to interactive forums that the White House conducts.

TripAdvisor.com, founded in 2000, has user-generated reviews and interactive forums on hotels, restaurants, cruises, cities, attractions and even airline seats (through its Seatguru.com site).

Like its online competitor IgoUgo, it also publishes photos and even videos from readers, and has sections for reader blogs and interactive forums.

Other features on Global Music Network include biographical and historical articles, links, free audio clips for downloading, interactive forums and a selection of recordings for sale.

Ms. Craven writes new pages (she has about 1,000 of them available), creates links to other sites and runs interactive forums.

For instance, the home page of Fuse's Web site on a recent visit showed links to wikis, or interactive forums, for lesser-known bands like Panic at the Disco and the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus.

"Foreclosure is to no one's benefit," said Mr. Paulson in a White House interactive forum.

Frankly, this congress, which positioned itself as an interactive forum for a gigantic transformational conversation, broke new grounds.

Last week in this space, readers learned about a feature on the official White House Web site titled Ask the White House, an "online interactive forum where you can submit questions to Administration officials and friends of the White House".

The Cabinet Office is piloting a website intended to be an "interactive forum" which will help small businesses communicate with government and find out about ways to sell to the public sector.

Popbase is an app that operates almost like an interactive forum for new media.