Observers had widely predicted that Twitter, founded in 2006, is intent on treating its stream of published tweets much like a traditional media product that it has full control over, and which it can charge for advertising.
Increasing levels of interest in a capacity building approach have led to questions about the mechanisms, efficiency and effectiveness of health partnerships, prompting a small but rising stream of published evaluations and research papers.
Scientists know that the best way to further their careers is to get a steady stream of papers published in prestigious, peer-reviewed journals.
When Balzac began writing Le Père Goriot in 1834, he had written several dozen books, including a stream of pseudonymously published potboiler novels.
Almost 40,000 people were tuned into the stream at time of publishing, watching April pace around her pen as the baby's father, Oliver, watches from his pen next door.
A steady stream of material was published posthumously under Robbins's name, most of it either based on outlines written by Robbins himself or entirely ghostwritten.
There is a continual stream of new self published titles available online every day, many of which are low quality.
The Three Sisters (1914) – an atmospheric re-imagination of the Brontë story – and Mary Olivier (1919) – a quintessentially modernist "portrait of the artist as young (wo)man" published just as Joyce, Richardson and Woolf were also making their first forays into stream-of-consciousness prose – were both published by Virago in the 1980s, but both have since dropped from view.
In 1888 Dujardin published a stream-of-consciousness novel called "Les Lauriers Sont Coupées" ("The Laurel Trees Have Been Cut Down") in direct emulation of Wagner's leitmotif technique as he understood it, transposed into prose.
At the time of publishing, the stream has been taken down and replaced with a static card for the RNC and something that sounds vaguely like Evanescence playing.
