Sentence examples for question of digital from inspiring English sources

The question of digital safety was also raised and acknowledged to be a major issue for schools, especially primaries, and particularly around the need for rigorous controls to protect children on the internet.

So that brings the question of digital voting.

CBS and Time Warner Cable weren't the first partners to get hung up on the question of digital rights, and they're unlikely to be the last.

Several companies are already addressing this question of digital identity, but there are few, if any, open standards and very limited collaboration.

Increasingly, agreements between networks and cable operators are getting hung up on the question of digital rights whenever those contracts come up.

The question of digital DNA arose throughout years of negotiations leading up to the Nagoya Protocol, a supplementary agreement to the broader United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).

Filth, abuse, defamation, libel, harassment, racism, hatred, stolen property – how we deal with the dross is the big question of the digital age, and one that we are no closer to answering.

It's amongst the first books to seriously address the fundamental question of our digital economy: what will be the economic role of human-beings in an age of artificial intelligence, 3D printers and an Internet of things?

At least with Bartholl's appropriation of CAPTCHAs and QR Codes there is a larger question of repositioning digital motifs into the real world, and how that affects their perception or functionality.

A recurring question in discussions of digital copyright is how creators and their investors (that is, labels, movie studios, publishers, etc) will earn a living in the digital era.

Others say Jobs is just playing nice to European critics, who question the legality of "digital rights management" (DRM) software on digital media (see: "Is Jobs Making Nice With Europe?").