Sentence examples for new digital era from inspiring English sources

We are in a new, digital era of news coverage and storytelling.

We need it to do this because we know the herd effects of markets; know that the innovative has always required both public and private; and want to preserve the enlightenment concept of publicness, in particular impartial news and current affairs, in the brave new digital era.

And film in our new digital era.

Traditional admission is now out of dated in the new digital era.

What do librarians themselves see as their role in the new digital era?

As a new team swept into Number 10, so did a new digital era.

Parents, then, are faced with a new digital-era quandary: is it better to try to shield children from explicit content, or to accept that it is so ubiquitous that it has become a fact of life, requiring its own conversation?

A revolution is needed, to be sure, because a whole suite of new technologies — from smarter biofuels that cut our dependence on oil to better power plants and a new digital-era electric grid — are badly needed to supplant today's dirty fuels system.

U.S. military technology research, with a focus on microwaves and electronics, made Stanford University the "MIT of West," and the new ecosystem gave birth to new digital-era companies.

In this new, digital service era, Uber gave us the chauffeurs; it is now worth as much as $65bn£50bnbn), and operates in 400 cities.

Mr. Slomovitz's job is one of the more unusual in the new digital music era, as he and the dozen or so other "music sourcers" at Shazam try to ensure that any songs the app's users might want to identify are ready and waiting in the company's database.