Sentence examples for internet muscle from inspiring English sources

China's Internet Muscle One sector in China that is booming, and contributing to consumption growth, is the Internet.

The protest against antipiracy legislation grew out of a grass-roots movement — a collective flexing of Internet muscle that started in some of the less mainstream parts of the Web, like the social news site Reddit and the blogging service Tumblr, and in e-mail chains and countless message boards.

One puzzled Twitter user wrote: "Isn't a SOPA some kind of food?" But that protest grew out of a much wider grass-roots movement — a collective flexing of Internet muscle that started in some of the less mainstream parts of the Web, like the social news site Reddit and the blogging service Tumblr, and in e-mail chains and countless message boards.

Page B1 BEHIND THE ONLINE PROTEST When Wikipedia went dark and Google blacked out its logo, it was as part of an effort protesting an antipiracy act that grew out of a much wider grass-roots movement -- a collective flexing of Internet muscle that started in some of the less mainstream parts of the Web, like the social news site Reddit and the blogging service Tumblr.

With that said, for those who are flexing their Internet detective muscle this morning, I submit this shot (taken of a normal, not-exploded Droid 2), showing exactly what's behind that bit of the Droid 2's screen.

Everybody loved it, not least because it was the first time the rough democracy of the Internet has muscled its way into the airless precincts of pundit-dominated joint candidate appearances.

However, Evers remains unphased by what Netflix views as attempts by TV companies and internet rivals to muscle in.

TECHCRUNCH Internet Flexes Political Muscle  |  Controversial antipiracy legislation, which inspired a Web protest last week, garnered more attention among Americans under the age of 30 than even news of the presidential elections, according to a Pew Research Center poll, The New York Times reports.

The deal is a sign of the growing importance and financial muscle of internet firms in the world of broadcasting, with Amazon and Netflix, home to Kevin Spacey's acclaimed remake of the BBC's House of Cards, competing with traditional TV channels for viewers around the world.

Analysts say Google wants to provide such high-speed Internet to flex its muscle in Washington, where policy makers have been criticized for being slow to deliver national broadband, and for the simple business reason that the more people use the Internet, the more people use Google.

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