Sentence examples for internet adopted from inspiring English sources

The people of the internet adopted Gavin and started to refer to him as "our son".

Both Wimdu and Zalando may ultimately be snapped up by other firms, though the Samwers could choose to hang on to them or to take some equity in the buyer a strategy Rocket Internet adopted when it sold CityDeal, an online-discount firm, to Groupon last year.

Similarly, veteran founder John Pettitt analogized Bitcoin today (or at least Bitcoin applications/clients today) to the gopher protocol in the early days of the Internet, adopted by techies but ignored by the general public…and suggested we haven't yet seen the cryptocurrency Mosaic, much less a Netscape.

Newspapers have also been forced to change by the Internet, adopting a 24-hour news cycle in order to update stories on their Web sites.

A spokesperson for CPL told The Huffington Post that the library has no launch date for the program just yet, but it will start in six neighborhood branches where Internet adopting rates are "particularly low". The program will also include one-on-one digital literacy and skills coaching, according to the Knight Foundation.

In this respect, the American Medical Association recently issued a policy statement on professionalism in the use of social media by physicians [ 12], addressing the need monitoring their own presence on the Internet, adopting privacy measures, and maintaining appropriate boundaries in the online relationship with patients.

Increasingly business took advantage of the Internet and adopted new forms of buying and selling in "cyberspace".

If all the various internet providers adopted this policy there might be less child abuse worldwide.

The term "Internet" was adopted in 1983, at about the same time that TCP/IP came into wide use.

In the late 1980s, Internet users adopted the word "troll" to denote someone who intentionally disrupts online communities.

For Jubb, however, that's part of the excitement: "Anything decent on the internet gets adopted and adapted and appropriated for different purposes.