Sentence examples for internet root from inspiring English sources

They have threatened to take down Internet root servers — part of the Web's basic infrastructure — on April Fools' Day, which would effectively shut down the global Internet.

The last time the Internet enjoyed so much political attention was in 1995 -- the year the EU passed the personal data directive -- when Al Gore recognized the value of controlling the Internet root zone.

Airbnb is moving beyond its internet roots into the world of publishing with the launch of a glossy quarterly magazine.

But fund-raisers say that without the broad network that Mr. Kerry has or the strong Internet roots of Dr. Dean, Mr. Edwards must struggle to compete financially.

And even though Comedy Central developed Broad City into a proper television show that began airing in 2014, they're not abandoning their internet roots.

The meeting appeared to be the military's first significant outreach to the civilian opponents of Mr. Mubarak, and two of the young protest organizers, true to their movement's Internet roots, promptly summarized the meeting in a post on Facebook.

[C4.] BLAST FROM THE PAST A popular prank known as rickrolling -- which makes use of a 1980s hit by the British singer Rick Astley, left -- has moved from its Internet roots to places like a college basketball game.

In a nod to its Internet roots, "TMZ" courts a younger audience — people age 50 or older account for just 39percentt of its viewers, which also include a higher percentage of men than other entertainment shows.

Married Internet roots began with pet project Eshop; sold it when his girlfriend's penchant for Pez collecting prompted him to create Internet auction house Ebay.

Today's Internet governance benefits firstly to the surveillance cyber capacities of the US and some of its allies, such as the UK and Sweden for example -they are hosting part of the Internet roots; and to the profits of the big digital corporations, in particular the ones accessing our metadata.

More input from the "net roots" — the Internet version of grass roots — may help the Democratic leadership avoid some bad decisions.