Safe to say, the network effects of mainstream photo-sharing platforms such as Instagram, where both Prisma pics and FaceApp selfies have gained eyeballs, are able to lift newcomers into the limelight relatively quickly — at least if they have something people find novel enough to share.
The centre's staff assesses children to determine whether their needs can best be met within the existing network of inclusive mainstream schools or through such alternatives as special schooling or vocational training at the centre.
In the 1970s an American science fiction writer, Norman Spinrad, wrote a short story based on the concept of a TV network, locked out of mainstream American football, that devised an alternative version of the game to set up its own league unhindered by copyright rules.
H. Carl McCall, the Democratic state comptroller who is running for governor, also continued to tap his network of financiers and mainstream Democratic donors to raise about $1.9 million in the last six months.
Timothy Graham, director of media analysis for the Media Research Center, said he was more concerned about what he called the tendency of mainstream network news to "glamorize protests".
Zucker is the very definition of mainstream, network television: always headed for the big saccharine middle, the less committed the better.
An Aaron Sorkin drama tackling the abhorrent demise of network mainstream news corrupted by advertising money, the show presented a clear possibility of how our real newsrooms could and should actually function.
Since the idea has been co-opted by networks for mainstream middle-aged audiences, self-parody is the obvious way for MTV to stay ahead of the curve.
9 p.m. 3) DON'T CALL IT GRAFFITI Lose yourself in Melbourne's laneways, the mind-boggling network of narrow alleys where mainstream culture takes a back seat to art installation light boxes, fake windows and gallery-sanctioned graffiti.
Still, for every success story, there is a failure, especially in terms of mainstream success on networks or in films.
