Sentence examples for internet gimmick from inspiring English sources

Drawing on another Internet gimmick, a movie clip of Hitler, ranting in German, has been given fresh subtitles to show him responding to the "Cala Boca Galvão" phenomenon.

More proof that no part of modern life will be allowed to remain untouched by some Internet gimmick or other: A company in Buenos Aires is promoting what it calls the world's first virtual cemetery, offering Argentinians the chance to be "buried" in cyberspace, complete with photographs, video clips and even virtual flowers, for $70 a year.

John Kerry would mutter about that hot-dog Dean stealing his New England base, and Dr. Dean would growl about that wimp Kerry aping all his Internet gimmicks.

WITH more merchants elbowing their way into the Internet bazaar, an old gimmick, the rebate, is increasingly being used to snare online customers.

Dorms, packed with students who are eager to experiment with every gimmick the Internet offers, can be especially troublesome.

Gimmick or not, Internet-based business-to-business sites are widely considered to be a huge growth area.

Microsoft plastered New York sidewalks with hundreds of outsized butterfly decals -- an advertising gimmick for a new Internet service, something that we supposedly cannot live without.

And they are fighting against what they characterize as gimmicks and distortions by Internet companies opposed to the bills.

Access to the internet for regular citizens began as a gimmick and a curiosity that was also, in some sense, a luxury.

Many people have found out how to create jobs and/or high profiles for themselves by using the internet in amazing ways, such as blogs, gimmicks, videos, and more.

Lowering the price for partial Internet service while calling it "unlimited access" is a fraudulent gimmick that Metro PCS hopes will confuse low-income consumers into buying its phones.