Sentence examples for lessons of internet from inspiring English sources

Marty Yudkovitz, who is president of NBC's digital media division, described himself as a "bloodied optimist," whose company stands to profit from the lessons of Internet investments gone bad.

If Aereo loses, media companies need to proceed carefully, and heed the enduring lesson of Internet disruption: your customers will always get what they want.

Before adopting a new round of rules, the F.C.C. ought to revisit the lessons of the Internet's recent history.

If we work together, we can achieve universal access to knowledge by building on the positive lessons of the Internet and World Wide Web.

SO THOROUGHLY have the lessons of the internet bubble been learned that the launch of any new technology is now invariably accompanied by much talk from industry observers about dangerous hype and inevitable disappointment.

Canada's leading book seller, Indigo, has learned some of the earlier lessons of the Internet era by cannibalizing its own business with Kobo (and Kobo.com) before somebody else did it.

Because, the one clear lesson of the Internet is you can't stand still.

But the lesson of two internet bubbles is that somebody somewhere is going to have to pick up the tab for lunch.

Apart from the specific business issues feeding those travails — sinking traffic and profits at both — they provided yet another lesson of the Internet age: as news surges on the Web, giant ocean liners like AOL and Yahoo are being outmaneuvered by the speedboats zipping around them, relatively small sites that have passionate audiences and sharply focused information.

The lesson of the Internet SOPA/PIPA protest was that while many individuals sat in silence typing their outrage, the combined total of their individual voices were heard.

He believes that the lessons of how the internet works can applied to real world and also back to the technology of the internet itself.