The Internet nurtures fighter communities and Ummah consciousness alike.
Mass media, modern transportation and the Internet all nurture Spanish in the United States in a way inconceivable to earlier waves of immigrants.
Much of the conversation focused on a Europe in transition -- a place where a young, Internet-nurtured generation is artfully sidestepping political boundaries and cultural barriers to doing business, and where a multitude of tongues and national points of view both foster flexibility and impede change.
Fader Magazine, the current de facto guide to cool, recently profiled the university's music scene and the numerous internet buzz bands nurtured by co-ed dorms and naked parties.
And many clearly do, among them deals to provide famine relief in North Korea or to improve Internet connections — and nurture democracy — in Iran.
Peter Barron, a Google spokesman in London, said the challenge for regulators was to strike a balance between data protection and nurturing Internet businesses.
For Europe to nurture Internet companies to adulthood more effectively, he said, it will have to reduce regulatory, legal and cultural barriers to the creation of a single Internet market.
Lawrence Kudlow Chief U.S. investment strategist ING Barings George Bush's tax-cutting plan will nurture Internet prosperity by reducing personal tax rates, eliminating the estate tax, ameliorating the marriage penalty and easing penalties on successful low-end wage earners.
Internet freedom can nurture economic development as well as the development of democracy by encouraging political awareness.
There's a lot of work to be done to figure out how the internet can help nurture new readers and keep existing readers engaged by building interactive communities around the thing we all love--the written word.
Collectively, all these factors created an "innovation ecosystem" that nurtured the Internet's incredible expansion.
