Sentence examples for tide of internet from inspiring English sources

Without the assistance of the copyright owner, the subject may be as helpless to hold back the tide of internet hits and re-publications as was King Canute against the waves.

The boutiques -- from home-grown Jil Sander to Gianni Versace, the cranes hoisting an enlarged port into being, the plans for a vast new downtown on a former dockland area, the rising tide of Internet companies: all this speaks of boomtown Hamburg and of a Germany still resisting the appeal of Berlin, its new capital.

This legislation is an important step forward in our efforts to stem the rising tide of Internet theft that threatens our members' very livelihoods.

Maintaining one's Twitter persona seems to be instinctive, but it can also become mechanical, as you generate predictable commentary and timely jokes to follow the tide of the Internet.

As companies in North America and Europe try to keep pace with the shifting global tide of the internet, the languages they offer to global customers are changing significantly too.

Bulldog, an Irvington, N.Y., company that also calls itself Excite Networks, has been profitable for a year and has managed better than most to ride the shifting tides of the Internet.

The cutbacks follow a growing tide of layoffs at Internet companies in the city, and are a blow to Silicon Alley's hopes that Internet subsidiaries of large corporations would be spared the troubles afflicting smaller dot-coms.

The rising tide for Internet stocks is not lifting all I.P.O.'s, however.

But by the time the network broke into its coverage to make a report, the news was already being spread via Twitter and Wikipedia -- more proof of the difficulty of holding back the tide of news in the Internet age.

Negotiations over a third round of venture funding had failed, apparently the victim of the shifting tide of investor taste for Internet companies.

The rising tide of phone calls and the internet searches reveal the presence of a widespread underground industry that is targeting our runners, football players and rowers.