Sentence examples for the future of communications from inspiring English sources

Jack Dorsey, Twitter's C.E.O., likes to say that Twitter is "the future of communications".

"I think any savvy operator understands that the future of communications doesn't look like the present of communications," he said.

The future of communications, industry analysts and executives say, will be animated by Internet technology and rests increasingly on video calls, as well as voice and text messages.

And according to Mr. Gertner, the current Bell Labs president, Jeong Kim, believes that the future of communications may be defined by an industry yet to be created: a business that does not simply deliver or search out information, but also somehow manages and organizes the vast flood of data that threatens to overwhelm our lives.

What's on your mind with all the news about the AOL-Time WA.ner deal? A. First, I was delighted that it really confirms that broadband is the future of communications, and in particular, that I think cable has to be now declared the broadband preferred technology.

"Skype sees video as the future of communications," he adds.

Her inclusion in the symposium reflects the growing awareness in California's tech community that public policy can steer the future of the communications revolution that's changing the face of health care, education, and e-commerce.

Silverman sees software as the key to the future of the communications business, as people turn their computers, handsets and flat-panel televisions into video-friendly communications hubs.

Where do you see the future of digital communications?

This time round, Mandelson's first step was to commission a report from Lord Carter, the former Ofcom chief, into the future of the communications industry.

Millennial Media, a mobile advertising network, surged in its debut on Thursday, as investors placed a big bet on the future of mobile communications.