Sentence examples for mainstream communication from inspiring English sources

Now, we will get to see whether video messaging is going to become a mainstream communication format.

The launch of iOS 10 and its iMessage Store has launched emojis and stickers into mainstream communication.

If Discord ever wants to become a mainstream communication tool for gaming culture that's grown increasingly popular worldwide, it has to keep things clean and friendly, even if that means friends laughing while they swear at each other.

I did a little work for the Brookings Institution, which led to some work as a data science advisor to the State Department — developing counterterrorism strategies and understanding what public discourse looks like online and the difference between mainstream communication and what that looks like when it's been hijacked.

Although pod casting is new, it is well on its way to becoming a mainstream communication medium.

The findings of this review also suggest that language barriers hinder effective communication of immigrants with mainstream communities, leading to social isolation, and lack of utilisation of social services, including health care services [ 3, 14, 27– 29, 31, 33, 40, 43].

As voice over IP (VoIP) develops rapidly nowadays, session initiation protocol (SIP) has been the mainstream IP multimedia communication signal protocol in the real-time multimedia communications.

It quickly became a popular social networking hub as well as a mainstream form of communication.

So how companies understand and use social media to communicate their sustainability activities will only grow in importance as it too becomes part of the business communication mainstream.

The service, which allowed users to send messages no longer than 140 characters, quickly became a popular social networking hub as well as a mainstream form of communication.

Nobody seems to begrudge neuroscientists or linguists their specialized vocabularies and concepts to advance the state of knowledge in their field, or to speak about things that stand outside the mainstream of everyday communication.