Sentence examples for internet war from inspiring English sources
Like every protracted Internet war, the schism in Martin's fandom is difficult to comprehend from the outside.
Thinking about the United States' big efforts in recent years to engage in Internet war, perhaps this could be an exploratory pre-dawn battle".
It would not be a true Internet war were Yahoo not in the game, its recent partnerships with Samsung and Toshiba augmenting relationships with Vizio, LG and Sony.
A day after allegations that hackers in China had compromised the Gmail accounts of U.S. government officials, the Chinese military has accused the U.S. of launching a global "Internet war" to promote regime change in Arab nations.
But the sense of an Internet war was reinforced when Netcraft, a British Internet monitoring firm, reported that the Web site being used by the hackers to distribute denial-of-service software had been suspended by a Dutch hosting firm, Leaseweb.
"Rather than taking notions of Vietnam or the second world war and then grafting them on to this war," she says, "it ended up giving us - and I'm most proud of this - images from this war, a cellphone war, an internet war, a digicam war".
Such generosity is hard to find in the midst of our many internet wars.
The real Internet wars are just beginning, and they aren't going to be between Amazon.com and E-Toys.
The real Internet wars happen when Goliaths like Target, Kmart and Wal-Mart, or G.M., Toyota and Ford, or Dell and Compaq fully absorb the Internet to speed up, lighten up and globalize every aspect of their businesses.
And the real Internet wars also happen when the NGO's, human rights groups, conservationists and other activists become fully Internet-enabled and use its power to challenge big companies and to force transparency on big governments.
The real Internet wars happen when all the old-line companies, with real assets, real size and real business models, fully absorb the Internet -- including e-commerce, e-inventory, e-bookkeeping, e-training, e-customer management -- into their traditional businesses and start to take each other on with meaner, leaner companies.
