Keen is the author of the highly anticipated book The Internet is not the Answer, in which he argues that the Internet -- more precisely the World Wide Web -- has done far more harm than good.
But these days Mr Thrush is busy looking after a different taxonomy: internet addresses, or more precisely their suffixes such as ".com" or ".net".net
Rather, it is three days later — Jan . 28 , 2011 the day the Internet died, or more precisely, was put to sleep by the Mubarak government.
The NSA program, code-named HAPPYFOOT, helps the NSA to map Internet addresses to physical locations more precisely than is possible with traditional Internet geolocation services.
Think of it as the Internet-in-a-box for an unwired country or, more precisely, the Internet on a terabyte portable hard drive.
It is, among other things, a debate about opportunity — or more precisely, the Internet as another name for it.
But for those at the lower-end of the economic scale or who already suffer discrimination, the Internet may be magnifying and more precisely targeting that discriminatory treatment.
More precisely, low-intensity internet-delivered treatments for depression have established a sound base supporting their effectiveness and efficacy [ 34].
Internet ads can be targeted to constituents much more precisely than broadcast spots.
These controllers are Internet-connected, use online local weather data to more precisely determine the water need of a given area of landscape.
Now that I've got the internet and a calculator right here, I can do it more precisely.
