With the young spending more and more time on their electronic devices – one survey reports that the average screen time for children between five and 16 years of age is now 6.5 hours a day – their exposure to disturbing imagery is likely only to increase.
Young people cut a bella figura on their electronic devices.
For nine months, they carried on their electronic dalliance, but 75 miles of forest and dairy pasture -- and the girl's protective grandfather -- kept them apart.
Pay-TV companies argue that the UK has a unique TV eco-system and that PSBs get special benefits such as premium slots on their electronic programme guides.
To the students, e-mail was as antiquated as the spellings "chuse" and "musick" in the works by Cotton Mather and Jonathan Edwards that they read on their electronic books.
"HD3 seems to be hoping that the iPad generation will spend that kind of money on their electronic watch," said John Simonian, the owner of Westime, a major watch distributor in Los Angeles.
I beam (wirelessly transmit) a joke of the day and best wishes to other similarly equipped passengers as they sit across from me planning their busy schedules, working on expense reports or just playing solitaire on their electronic organizers.
Last year the I.R.S. sent out on postcards 11 million E-file Customer Numbers, which taxpayers can enter on their electronic returns in lieu of sending in the 8453 form.
"How can I help you?" In mostly southern drawls she had once struggled to understand, they asked about the balances on their electronic benefit cards, which work much like those used at A.T.M.'s.
Barnes & Noble, Amazon and Sony all said that e-book versions of "The Lost Symbol" went straight to No. 1 on their electronic best-seller lists, although all declined to say how many units were sold.
The bookies along the edge of the track took a steady stream of bets from punters down on the ground floor, the odds glowing red on their electronic display boards.
