Google denied the accusation and eWeek reported that Reframe It's CEO Bobby Fishkin didn't want to take legal action against Google, as the startup readies a new version of its product.
The problem, as with all of the similar services that have come before it, is that the chances of coming across a Web page that has Reframe It comments is pretty small.
Blinkist — like, say, SparkNotes or CliffsNotes before it — is instead a service that reframes books for people who don't, in fact, want to read.
When an observer is unsettled by an artwork being impossible to readily categorize or "judge," it is more likely to produce an interactive dialogue between observers that reframes the terms of an existing debate.
An examination of the global trade and traffic in discarded electronics that reframes the question of the "right" thing to do with e-waste.
These observations create a clear but unexpected picture of strange metals that reframes our understanding of the relationship between strong correlations, quantum phase transitions, and superconductivity.
Kirk Amaral Snow's Conspicuous Consumption is a minimalist cardboard structure that reframes vernacular architecture and infrastructure. .
I'm also excited to see the world premiere of Doug Woodring's new talk that reframes our relationship with the ocean.
Congress has just passed a historic bipartisan bill that reframes opioid addiction as a health problem, provides increased avenues for treatment, and strengthens prescription drug-monitoring programs.
At a number of points in your book, you describe that the Bible takes an event that may have or likely did occur in history and then reframes it so that David is painted in a more positive light than he would have been otherwise.
"I think it had a significant change in the overall climate in that it reframed the discussion nationally and it did two things," Anita Dunn, who served as White House communications director early in Obama's presidency, told Dan Balz in his book Collision 2012.
