Sentence examples for networked communities from inspiring English sources

On the bleeding edge in terms of technology and thinking about the power of the human mind, Rheingold has long been an advocate and advancer of the collaborative nature of networked communities and communication.

So cable companies must prove themselves the exception to the wisdom that networked communities, while popular, are rarely profitable.

MIT's 137,000-plus alumni represent one of the most talented, innovative, and networked communities on the planet.

Several doTerra executives are Mormons, and the company's connection to the Church was an advantage, because distributors could rely on its large number of stay-at-home mothers and its naturally networked communities.

Today, a significant step toward that goal has been achieved by Venet Osmani at the Center for Research and Telecommunication Experimentation for Networked Communities (CREATE-NET) in Trento, Italy.

By showing under certain condition, suitable mechanisms can produce a successful, widely-attended discussion of issues, the Open Meeting was a useful step toward building democratic practices in networked communities.

"It's a highly networked community," she said of border crossers.

Virtual sit-ins are a form of online demonstration in which a networked community gathers on one or several sites to carry out an act of digital dissent.

Perhaps one class of people will live inside big companies, and a larger class will be part of a looser networked community.

It's this pattern of effort and reward, validated by a networked community of players, that makes modern games such an awesome engine for engagement.

"The idea is to create a networked community blackboard where people can easily upload content about events," Zhao explains.