Sentence examples for network frenzy from inspiring English sources
These days, a month-long $100 million marketing campaign culminates in a 24-hour social network frenzy.
The rising popularity of the Internet in that period helped stoke the network building frenzy.
"Our tendency is to see our actions through human lenses," a neuroscientist named Kurt Gray told the network as the frenzy peaked.
This is why after the acquisitions of ad networks Right Media and Blue Lithium, the frenzy around online ad networks has waned a bit, and some ad networks (namely AdConion and Valueclick) have even begun to diversify to boost their offerings of quality (via content).
News that jihadists from the Islamic State (IS) had declared the creation of a "caliphate" last month initially sent Lebanon's social media networks into a frenzy of puns and jokes depicting them as backward, bloodthirsty bearded men.
The charge is child endangerment, child abuse or kidnapping, depending on whose opinion is solicited in Child Protective Services, law enforcement or the network news, and media frenzy feeds an institutional overreaction that culminates in an Amber Alert.
Amid the telecom boom and bust, a frenzy of network building and the implementation of new technology (to say nothing of new accounting paradigms), it is the dull, boring directory business that is the cash cow coveted by buyers.
Better still, it provides a clearer idea of which events pose the greatest threat, and where they are likely to strike.A number of other start-ups are hoping to join the coming frenzy for network-security systems.
The U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision on Thursday to uphold President Obama's healthcare law shocked conservatives and sent lawmakers, pundits and media networks into a daylong frenzy.
The hopes for such a revolution have fueled a market frenzy around social networks — and have also primed them for a fall.
The trillion-dollar telecoms industry is caught up in a frenzy of dealmaking and network construction.
