Meanwhile, masses of ordinary people + ubiquitous smartphones + omnipresent social media feeds seems, for the most part, to be resulting in a kind of mainstream attention deficit disorder.
"If nothing else, Ieng Sary fed the state's omnipresent culture of impunity," he writes of one Khmer Rouge leader.
Like the tea parties, they feed on themselves, and benefit from the omnipresent video cameras and easy YouTube links that make the rounds in blogs (including ours).
This is an intimate, delicate topic, and one that I've felt uncomfortable broaching in the in-boxes and daily feeds of innumerable strangers, though for the past several months it's been an omnipresent reminder of human frailty.
"Facebook wants to be omnipresent in the Web experience by adding commerce, video and mail to their early successes with news feeds and picture tagging," said Jodee Rich, founder of People Browsr, based in San Francisco, which analyzes data from social networks.
"I got so fed up with seeing the word indie everywhere and since then it's got even more omnipresent.
The first thing came to mind was that Formula One may well be right up there in popularity, but it lies nowhere near the level of the Olympics — and especially not the 2012 London Olympics — which were omnipresent on television and in newspapers and news sites, and, most remarkably, in so many people's Facebook status updates, news feeds and other social media.
Since it feeds off the light of video screens and advertisements, its perpetual wail also serves to accentuate how intrusive and omnipresent ads can be in our everyday lives, even when we aren't paying direct attention to them.
Scrolling down its feed whiteness is omnipresent, black cultural inspiration is unmistakable and cool is absent.
France resisted the temptation to downshift and maintained its frenzied pace, which paid off with goals by Benzema, via a stellar feed from Paul Pogba, and by Moussa Sissoko, set up with the omnipresent Benzema's serve.
