Sentence examples for internet speech from inspiring English sources
Bloggers like Mr. Zhang argue that growing restrictions on Internet speech only inflame ordinary users, and that bit by bit "people are pushing the wall back".
That said, experienced users participating in Internet speech recognition forums have found that ViaVoice Millennium and NaturallySpeaking version 4 are both capable of accuracy rates exceeding 98percentt.
"My vision of this new world is one of increasing interconnectedness," he said, using a turn of phrase that might seem more apropos for an Internet speech.
In his 27-page order, Judge Roger W. Titus wrote that "while Mr. Cassidy's speech may have inflicted substantial emotional distress, the government's indictment here is directed squarely at protected speech: anonymous, uncomfortable Internet speech addressing religious matters".
(I have written before about the limitations of a law called Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act, which is the main law that deals with Internet speech).
Justice Kennedy said that even with such a standard, "the actual standard applied is bound to vary by community nevertheless" and to impose "a particular burden on Internet speech".
She angered Republican activists in Iowa last month by skipping a scheduled in-person speech because of a vote in Congress, and then flubbing a video-over-Internet speech to the activists that was plagued with technical troubles.
After he gave a rousing pro-Internet speech after taking office, Genachowski was beaten into submission by AT&T's aggressive lobbying.
"It feels like we asked the whole country to marry us and they just said yes," said Panti, aka Rory O'Neill, who in a viral-internet speech last year inspired a national debate on the level of homophobia in Irish society.
Whilst Lessing's words should be taken somewhat in context: the ditherings of an ignorant old woman, Keensian (as in Andrew Keen) anti-internet speeches grow as the cultural elite in society continue to have their previous (often born-in-to) positions eroded.
"This is an important victory both for Ms. Evans and Internet free speech," Ms. Kayanan said, "because it upholds the principle that the right to freedom of speech and expression in America does not depend on the technology used to convey opinions and ideas".
