Sentence examples for knowledge news from inspiring English sources
In a couple of years even fairly poor east Africans may be getting knowledge, news and entertainment on robust versions of existing Apple iPhone and Palm Pre models.
A growing legion of prosumers is producing and sharing information, not only knowledge, news and entertainment, but also renewable energy, 3D printed products and online college courses at near-zero marginal cost on the collaborative commons.
BBC principles always sound like motherhood and apple pie; but things like children, national events, knowledge, news, comedy and original drama are all the key ways of conducting the national conversation.
The democratization of communications has enabled nearly one third of the human population on earth to share music, knowledge, news and social life on an open playing field, marking one of the great evolutionary advances in the history of our species.
MorusDB contents, including mulberry knowledge, news, tools, etc., can be quickly searched with top-right search engine.
Pew research in the US shows nearly twice the level of knowledge about news and current events among college graduates compared to other groups (Ofcom, New News, Future News (2007); Pew, What Americans Know 2007).
Viewers are also absorbing a war-mediated knowledge of news anchors.
Tell them to share everything from personal associations to scientific knowledge to news about high-profile people with cancer, like the Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, who died of pancreatic cancer, and the television personality Giuliana Rancic, who went public recently with her early-stage breast cancer diagnosis.
In this paper, an ontology for knowledge about news regarding financial instruments is provided.
Since the politically unengaged were not "sufficiently politically equipped to guide their judgments and actions by self-organized mature knowledge, the news article reinforcing political participation exerted profound pervasive impact on their behavioral intent," the research concluded.
We are fast losing any acceptable common standards for knowledge, information, news, and opinions.
