Sentence examples for intertwined internet from inspiring English sources

The Windows operating system and Office software suite had little competition, and Microsoft leveraged its dominance in vicious ways, most visibly when it intertwined Internet Explorer with Windows and "persuaded" PC makers not to include the Netscape browser with the machines they sold.

On the Glossi of Lucky, the Condé Nast magazine that has been intertwined with Internet commerce since its founding in 2000, readers are encouraged to submit their style inspirations based on looks from Lucky's January issue.

While crowdsourcing is intertwined with the internet, it is not at its essence about technology.

My ex and I, being a tech writer and 25, were just as intertwined on the Internet as we were in real life.

Into this category fall the newest corporate marriages in the increasingly intertwined Internet-cable-entertainment-telecommunications industry: AT&T-MediaOne and AOL-Time Warner.

Sex and the Internet have been intertwined almost since the first Web site, but the authorities say that prostitution is flourishing online as never before.

In Thailand's case, control over the Internet has been closely intertwined with the issue of the monarchy.

And graffiti, street art and the Internet have long been intertwined, and that relationship has only grown stronger in recent years.

He originally imagined for it to exist as a "bizarre collection" of Internet and archival footage intertwined with clips from Adult Swim shows, "set to good music".

It might be a good idea for Americans to take cable TV and the Internet seriously and realize we are all intertwined.

While it has intertwined awakenings and spiritual experiences with Venture Capital-funded Internet startups and non-profits to the company I'm building today, I always saw those two paths as separate.