Sentence examples for middlemen of the from inspiring English sources

Are we willing to trust that the middlemen of the internet will act in the public's interest?

In truth, the Americans did not deal directly with Bin Laden; they worked through the middlemen of the Pakistani intelligence service.

But as the internet has grown to become the 21st century's most powerful engine for economic growth, internet service providers (ISPs), the middlemen of the internet, have begun greedily eyeing the web, hoping to wring additional fees out of users and content providers alike by instituting a tiered system similar to that of pay TV.

Its population of Muslim Uighurs, traditionally the middlemen of the Silk Road, are resentful and uneasy under Chinese rule.

The replacement of Greece by the Roman empire as the administrator of the Mediterranean basin led to the resumption of direct trade with the East and the elimination of the taxes extracted previously by the middlemen of the south.

From then on, state institutions started seeking his help, turning him into what insiders said was the most powerful middleman of the Iranian oil industry.

This story is, not incidentally, also about the ways in which modern athletes have, in effect, cut the middlemen out of the storytelling process — using friendly Web sites and social media to speak directly to the public.

Trade wants to kick the middlemen out of the exchange of commodities in Africa.

It gets the middlemen out of the way, leaving the maker to focus on just the product and the audience.

They are not asking to bring the clock back to when we were the middlemen of any communication.

[C6.] The Middlemen of Online Content Generating content for Web sites has proved much harder than many Internet companies had expected.