Sentence examples for nurture internet from inspiring English sources

For Europe to nurture Internet companies to adulthood more effectively, he said, it will have to reduce regulatory, legal and cultural barriers to the creation of a single Internet market.

Lawrence Kudlow Chief U.S. investment strategist ING Barings George Bush's tax-cutting plan will nurture Internet prosperity by reducing personal tax rates, eliminating the estate tax, ameliorating the marriage penalty and easing penalties on successful low-end wage earners.

Peter Barron, a Google spokesman in London, said the challenge for regulators was to strike a balance between data protection and nurturing Internet businesses.

And publicly traded investment companies like CMGI and the Internet Capital Group, which have managed and nurtured Internet start-ups but bristle at the I-word, have seen their own stock prices plummet.

The high-technology bounty of the last few years yielded a small crop of these companies, which nurture nascent Internet start-ups, then spin them out or sell them as they mature.

The basic idea was that Idealab would nurture young Internet companies through the difficult startup stage by providing clerical, legal, marketing and back-office functions.

Collectively, all these factors created an "innovation ecosystem" that nurtured the Internet's incredible expansion.

Having succeeded beyond its wildest dreams in nurturing the Internet computer web into a vital national communications system, the Federal Government has begun turning over to the private sector the job of operating and maintaining the network's major arteries.

For this new generation, getting established is as much about nurturing an Internet audience as playing gigs and knocking on the doors of hot record producers and promoters.

But these numbers did not satiate her ambition, so she signed a contract with Tophot, an incubator aimed at nurturing top internet celebrities.

Privacy protections are crucial to maintaining the consumer trust that nurtures the Internet's growth....the green paper recommends reinvigorating the commitment to providing consumers with effective transparency into data practices, and outlines a process for translating transparency into consumer choices through a voluntary, multistakeholder process.