Sonar says that, like Bing, it too recognizes the value of "understanding location and social – the intersection of time and place" in order to provide its users with great experiences.
To the more clueful, who recognize we're entering a new age of social media, the intersection of social monitoring and proactive brand creation tools spells big trouble for old media and their thin-skinned attacks on the realtime enterprise.
She sold her soul to the marketing/tech world.The things that keep her up at night are social media, the intersection of tech and modern life, literature, the absurdity of online dating, politics...and life.
The first is akin to Spelman's particularity argument: unitary gender notions fail to take differences amongst women into account thus failing to recognise "the multiplicity of cultural, social, and political intersections in which the concrete array of 'women' are constructed" (Butler 1999, 19 20).
Takei has developed a massive online following in recent years for his outspoken opinions about queer issues and his commitment to social justice across intersections of identity.
The social-mobile-local intersection, or "So-Lo-Mo," is increasingly integrated into the background of everything we use our mobile devices for.
"Mocial" is the new vernacular for the intersection of social, mobile and and digital i.e., mobile and social = mocial.
This is the intersection of social cloud computing, an elastic virtual town hall where the efficiency of social gestures, their transparency and pragmatism, produce high-value communication.
The majority of the job opportunities at the intersection of social science and translational research are within academia--medical schools or schools of public health or social work--but job opportunities also exist at government agencies and private foundations and research institutes, Palinkas says.
Her thinking on social policy and its intersection with economic policy has been catalytic internally.
