"There has been a democratization of history," said James Campbell, acting director of the New Haven Colony Historical Society.
"It's a democratization of the lounge," said Chris McGinnis, editor of The Ticket, a blog that caters to frequent travelers.
"It's a democratization of a disease," Ms. Brinker, who is the Cowboys' honorary captain for the day, says just before the coin toss.
"There's been a democratization of gold ownership and new ways to acquire it," said Jon Nadler, a senior analyst for Kitco Inc., a bullion dealer based in Montreal.
A result could be a democratization that gives ordinary people with a novel idea a chance to explore their curiosity with heavy computing firepower — and maybe find something unexpected.
Per standard Webby procedure, their site was a democratization play, making available to far-flung consumers the kinds of deals determined luxury-bargain seekers in New York and Los Angeles take for granted.
This was a democratization of bankruptcy law: the new statute led the way to the current situation, in which individuals and businesses both have access to important bankruptcy arrangements.
Done well, the result should be a democratization of what has historically been a privilege for those that could afford gym memberships or personal trainers.
