Sentence examples for networked age from inspiring English sources

He has taught senior organizers of the Service Employees International Union ways to rethink labor organizing in a networked age, advised a major social network on the multiple and shifting meanings of friendship, and conducted research supported by the European Union to build tools to scale online citizen debate and deliberation.

Charles is too withdrawn for the socially networked age we live in.

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Ilves sees this accountable system, the antithesis of Vladislav Surkov's opaque Russian reality television show, as being the essential foundations of a social contract for our networked age.

Steven Johnson, the author of many books about technology, recently published "Future Perfect: The Case for Progress in a Networked Age".

But it's the product of a networked age and its evolution has been more like that of a YouTube video than the early years of Amnesty.

But the digitally-networked age of commercial sex has inspired at least one new form of sexual entertainment: the internet escort rescue fantasy video.

Stone went on to explain why he believes connecting with consumers' true passions at a deeper level is the next big thing for all businesses in our socially-networked age.

Healtheon, the company he agreed to lead, is trying to drag the $1 trillion health care industry from the paper-choked dark ages into the networked silicon age.

cIRX London "cIRX brings corporate governance and director and investor relations into the networked, digital age.

Here's a cautionary tale in how not to manage your message in a networked media age, or rather, further evidence of John Gilmore's brilliant maxim, "The Internet interprets censorship as damage and routes around it".