Sentences with phrase «ubiquitous social»

Either way, it reflects a growing resentment towards Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's ubiquitous social network both in and out of the tech world in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Attempts to make Facebook a ubiquitous social graph layer connecting all apps and services failed because consumers found it creepy, companies found it threatening to rely completely on the company for demographic data and tech was moving too quickly for the data Facebook had to be universally applicable.

«If witness or juror contamination is a concern with television, is it not even more so with ubiquitous social media accessed or received automatically via a hand - held device?»

The show, curated by Postmasters founder Magda Sawon, gathers works with female subjects from a disparate group of artists on the loose theme of the ubiquitous social media phenomenon.

It's a neat gesture, one that asks whether, like the ubiquitous social media site, the exhibition format is merely a platform and artists are the content providers — and, additionally, who benefits from whom.

Since the early 2000s, multimedia painter Kelley Walker (born 1969) has created work that alters and subverts some of our most ubiquitous social signifiers.

Zoosk acquired users quickly by tying itself to Facebook and the hundreds of millions of users who already used the ubiquitous social networking site to post personal information and photos.

Adding to the pressure, we're surrounded by ubiquitous social media, a rose - colored bell jar.

The campaign drives home the ubiquitous social message that adopting a child is an invariably pure act of selflessness.

Barcella says about National Adoption Month that, «The campaign drives home the ubiquitous social message that adopting a child is an invariably pure act of selflessness.

I had the audience smiling when I put up a slide with that ubiquitous social media question, «WTF?»

With Plus as a social channel, you now have a seamless, ubiquitous social ecosystem.

Not exact matches

The combination of ubiquitous sensors, Big Data, and social networks means we'll soon be able to spot and seal structural holes in something close to real time, in line with Goldman's dream of fracking our networks» full potential.

Keeping score (leader boards, result tabulations, rankings, etc.) and comparing ourselves to others is natural human behavior that social media and the ubiquitous connectivity of the web have exploded to dimensions we never anticipated.

But now that social media has become ubiquitous and our willingness to put ourselves out there has increased, some people have forgotten how easy it is to shoot yourself in the foot with just a few words.

Mendelson dethrones the ubiquitous myths spewed by influence peddlers claiming special insight into how individuals and small - business owners can profit using social media.

This ubiquitous greeting card brand turned around strongly negative perceptions into glowing recommendations purely on the back of its active social listening.

For an established business that deals with B2B relationships, he challenged the teams thinking of how our customers interact with us in a world of social media and ubiquitous information availability.

They weren't wrong: Mobile formally overtook desktop usage in 2014, as smartphones, social apps, enterprise apps, and the mobile web became progressively more ubiquitous and ushered in a new generation of Internet users.

The social network tracks users just about anywhere on the internet thanks to its near - ubiquitous Like button.

This week marks the birthday of a man most folks have never heard of, although he coined one of today's most ubiquitous phrases: Social Justice.

Gambling in today's United States — repackaged, sanitized, video - ized, down - marketed and ubiquitous — is not an issue of temperance or free choice but rather one of social class and public economic policy....

Whether it is Lutheran social service agencies in the Midwest or Presbyterian parochial schools in New Mexico (founded because the Catholics so dominated the territory's few public schools) or Jewish philanthropies in New York or the ubiquitous Catholic hospitals and Protestant colleges throughout the land, religions have provided much of the social (and financial) capital for building local communities.

They are only possible in a society like ours, with its ubiquitous broadband and constant access to (and obsession with) social media.

This was Christian in the sense that the law of love on the one hand and the Christian awareness of the law of self - love as an ubiquitous and persistent force describe the upper and lower limits of a social order in a sinful world.

It is more ubiquitous, more centrally administered, more attractive and more compelling than any other social medium.

Online social media platforms may be fun and ubiquitous, but it's important to consider the threats they pose.

New moms are making an extra effort to look good in the ubiquitous first baby photo, oftentimes posted and then shared by friends and family on social media, said Joel Warren, co-founder of Warren Tricomi salon in New York City.

PiS: If this mode of thinking is ubiquitous, then we as various actors in a social environment — either within the family, in a community, or in government — must, I would assume, use or «do» political thinking differently.

The social media tool Twitter is now as ubiquitous as giant posters of David Cameron.

«Access to social media is ubiquitous and instantaneous.

Don't forget those (now ubiquitous) social media «share» buttons!

Harassment has become ubiquitous on social media and in the online world: Twitter has been under fire for how it handles harassment, YouTube's trending algorithm has occasionally promoted offensive videos, and reporting abuse on Instagram is still quite difficult.

«All ants and termites are social, and they are ubiquitous across terrestrial landscapes, with thousands of described species and probably even more that we haven't yet found.»

The case, formally known as United States v. Jones, has its roots in the technologically distant past of 2005, when smart phones, tablets, mobile apps, social networking and license plate cameras had not yet become ubiquitous — when it was still possible to make a trip to the grocery store without leaving a megabits - long trail of digital footprints.

Says Sawaoka: «In general, we think there is great potential in better understanding how the behavior of individual organization members reflects on the image of organizations, and vice versa, especially at a time when ubiquitous online social networks, fast news cycles, and the blurring of privacy norms increasingly puts individual behavior on display.»

«Human PacMan is pioneering a new form of gaming that anchors on physicality, mobility, social interaction, and ubiquitous computing,» he adds.

«Although the scale of the violence after the fission may be unusual, inter-community violence and killings are a ubiquitous feature of chimpanzee social behavior, so the post-fission violence is not unique,» lead author Joseph Feldblum of Duke University's department of evolutionary anthropology told Seeker.

«In technology, Chinese firms are actually ahead of Western firms in areas such as e-commerce and social media,» says Neves, citing the country's ubiquitous WeChat platform, which has often left fashion marketers scrambling to keep up with its breakneck pace of development.

Ubiquitous access to the Internet, the diminished social stigma associated with online dating, and the affordable cost of Internet matchmaking services contribute to the increasingly common perception that online dating is a viable, efficient way to meet dating or long - term relationship partners (St. John, 2002).

Some consider L'Avventura, La Notte (1961), and L'Eclisse (1962) a trilogy (or, with Il Deserto rosso, a tetralogy) of sorts, largely because of a consistency of style, social setting, theme, plot and character (especially the roles played by the ubiquitous Monica Vitti).

That's the superficial starting point of The Gift, the directorial debut of actor Joel Edgerton, who takes the cuckoo - in - the - nest thriller template — which became ubiquitous in the early»90s with films like Pacific Heights, Unlawful Entry, Single White Female and The Hand That Rocks the Cradle — and, by introducing psychological depth and a streak of social conscience, fashions an intriguing morality tale.

Social media is ubiquitous in this day and age, which allows us to stay connected more easily than ever before while making privacy a thing of the past.

««Neomillennial» Learning Styles Propagated by Wireless Handheld Devices» (with E. Dieterle and K. Schrier) in Ubiquitous and Pervasive Knowledge and Learning Management: Semantics, Social Networking and New Media to Their Full Potential (ed.

In The Other Side of the Report Card: Assessing Students» Social, Emotional, and Character Development, J.J. Ferrito, Dominic Moceri, and I analyzed report card comments and their ubiquitous drop - down menus, and we found many flaws in the current system.

Matt Levinson looks at the ubiquitous nature of social media and its impact on the lives and identities of teens.

That is not the case for kids today, who are unable to gain respite from social pain that occurs at school due to the ubiquitous and relentless nature of social media.

Technology, social media, and the sexualised messages of advertising, music videos and films are ubiquitous.

The free white paper elaborates on the types of technologies suitable for mobile learning, including microlearning, learning videos, social networking technologies, and other mobile learning experiences such as context - aware learning, ubiquitous learning, and location - based augmented reality.

Social media is fast becoming as ubiquitous as the air we breathe.