Sentence examples for story metadata from inspiring English sources

This week's revelation that the National Security Agency has been collecting call records from Verizon, A.T. & T., and Sprint about every phone call placed on their networks — even wholly domestic calls — has sent chills down the spines of many Americans, a number of whom have heard for the first time the cryptic technical term at the center of the story: metadata.

By Patrick Di Justo June 7, 2013 This week's revelation that the National Security Agency has been collecting call records from Verizon, A.T. & T., and Sprint about every phone call placed on their networks — even wholly domestic calls — has sent chills down the spines of many Americans, a number of whom have heard for the first time the cryptic technical term at the center of the story: metadata.

Whatever the setup ends up being, it must be loaded with a powerful semantic engine, connected to scores of databases that will help enrich stories with metadata (see a previous Monday Note on the subject The story as gateway to knowledge).

We obtain a collection of 1,327 books that are mostly, but not all, fictional stories by using metadata from Project Gutenberg to construct a rough filter.

Snapchat Stories Search uses computer vision and other metadata to index stories for search in near real time — although to be fair the idea itself is a completely obvious next step for any social network driving revenue growth with ads.

The story of your life in metadata is an open book.

They also rely on users to categorize links and provide other metadata about the stories.

The story broke that the NSA collected metadata on phone records of Americans.

The Washington Post, in a story this weekend, reported that the telephone metadata program, under the name Mainway, and Prism were two of four related collection efforts: there was also Marina, which dealt with Internet metadata, and Nucleon, which deals, in some way, with telephone-call content.

Guardian national security editor Spencer Ackerman is in the hearing room: Spencer Ackerman (@attackerman) Alexander: phone collection from France, Germany, Italy, Spain stories "absolutely false," says it was about metadata; some provided to NSA.

The literature contains several examples where social networks have been used to improve the quality of information, including success stories such as Wikipedia and other common metadata repositories receiving contributions from multiple users [9].