Sentence examples for networks community from inspiring English sources
This paper begins a discussion of the value collaborative innovation networks (COINS) offer to accelerate and strengthen innovation in Open Source Economic Development (OSED) in the Civic Space, and to explore the design of an improved model of I-Open Civic Forums, a process driven approach to build networks, community, and communications for enterprise collaboration.
iVoteIsrael has sponsored debates around the country and reached out to potential voters through social networks, community e-mail lists and local publications.
Less ravaged neighborhoods were more densely populated, with vibrant commercial strips and social networks, community gardens, parks and well-tended sidewalks.
Commercial networks, community stations and independent producers make the shows; NYC Life, which claims 1.1 million viewers a week in the New York area, provides a carefully curated platform.
It's a blog and social experiment that deconstructs how the best communities work based on interviews with founders of social networks, community leaders and brand experts.
"We build our networks, community, and audience under the names we have chosen, and forcing us to switch our names after years of operating under them has caused nothing but confusion and pain".
Facebook's current privacy model revolves around "networks"–communities for your school, your company or your region.
They succeed not by building sustaining innovations but by introducing disruptive innovations that build new networks, communities and marketplaces.
Educational materials and disaster checklists can be developed for distribution to older Americans, their families, and caregivers through social networks, community-based services, faith-based organizations, and health care providers (Eisenman et al. 2007).
Online video service Hulu is also investing in original shows, while studio Sony Pictures Television is distributing its first original series, Powers, through the PlaySTation Network community.
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