Their idea that this rising tide of technological innovation will lift all boats generally goes unquestioned.
The rise of a technological Europe produced an era of imperialism from which the continents have yet to recover.
The rise of modern technological society, and the rise of universal education, has played, I think, an important part in postwar musical history.
(The full article for your reference is available here). Lawrence Lessig forecasts an even darker future for Cyberspace, where the free flow of content is hampered by the rise of numerous technological "fences".
Author, inventor, entrepreneur, and futurist Ray Kurzweil has accurately predicted the rise of major technological innovations, from head-mounted displays such as Google Glass to natural language interfaces such as Siri.
"A light bulb," McLuhan wrote, "creates an environment by its mere presence". So do TVs, newspapers and the internet (McLuhan died in 1980, so he missed the rise of that technological innovation), but their content may blind us to how it has changed us.
In the midst of current circumstances and with the rise of immense technological advancements, we ask ourselves how will we safeguard our humanity's well-being?
Yet, Clarke, with total confidence, was somehow able to accurately predict the rise of such technological advances like the iPhone, Skype and Google.
In a time of rising speed of technological change, the cost of re-converting to other industries also rises.
Part of a rising tide of technological developments — such as the introduction of personal computers and the musical lingua franca MIDI FMFM synthesis helped deliver digital music from the laboratory to the masses.
