Sentence examples for network buzz from inspiring English sources

The social network Buzz, launched by Google in 2010, utilised Gmail users' contact lists to create social networks.

Its digital books project has been hung up in court, and the introduction of its social network, Buzz, raised privacy fears.

Awareness of the problem is growing, from Google's catastrophic launch of its social network Buzz in 2010, which shared users' contacts without their permission, to the revelation last year that Facebook was still tracking users' browsing information after they had logged out.

The launch of its first social network Buzz saw it rolled it out to all Gmail users without asking permission.

Whether such developments will cancel out scandals such as its massive vacuuming up of personal data from wi-fi networks during filming for Google Street View, or the launch of its ill-fated social network Buzz which it linked to user's Gmail accounts without asking permission, remains to be seen.

Following a messy rollout of Google's now defunct social network Buzz, Google and the FTC reached a settlement in March last year that requires consent if Google collects information under one privacy policy but then changes that policy.

The gossip network buzzed largely because Mr. Klein's office did not immediately publish a full list of names.

Hearing those tracks brought to life again with a contemporary twist will have the network buzzing as much as the original did".

The home-schooling network buzzes with good news: a family with three home-schooled children at Harvard; a home-schooler with a bestselling novel; first, second and third place in the 2000 National Spelling Bee; a first university for home-schooled children (see article).

Far more important to HBO executives, Mr. David has brought the network more buzz, the lifeblood on which it relies heavily to draw customers ("Did you see Larry David last night?" "No. I don't have HBO").

To keep up, Larry Page, Google's chief executive, prioritized social features and introduced Google Plus last summer, after fumbles like a social network called Buzz and tense volleys with Facebook, which does not allow Google to include most of its pages in search results.