List Of 2148+ Technology Quotes

Anyone Who Puts A Small Gloss On A Fundamental Technology, Calls It Proprietary, And Then Tries To Keep Others From Building On It, Is A Thief.

Early On, When Software Was Developed By Computer Scientists, Just People Working With Computers, People Passed Around Software Because That Was How You Got Computers To Do Things.

What New Technology Does Is Create New Opportunities To Do A Job That Customers Want Done.

Technology Is Permeating Every Single Thing We Do... And To The Extent That We Can Better Expose Our Young People To All The Different Ways That Technology Can Be Used, Not Just For Video Games Or Toys, We're Planning For The Future.

The Newest Computer Can Merely Compound, At Speed, The Oldest Problem In The Relations Between Human Beings, And In The End The Communicator Will Be Confronted With The Old Problem, Of What To Say And How To Say It.

We Must Safely Secure Our Border By Investing In More Law Enforcement And Technology, And Receiving Cooperation From The Mexican Government.

The Technology Used To Detect If Vehicles Are Carrying Radioactive Material Is So Sensitive It Can Tell If A Person Recently Received Radiation As Part Of A Medical Procedure.

There Are Countries That Send Us Garbage. There Are Countries That Send Us Their Outdated Technology As Their Cooperation. With Fidel [castro] It Is Totally Different. Fidel Is The First And The Best One To Stand For Peace In The World Denouncing The Interventionist Policies Of The U.s.

With All The Technology We're Inventing And What They're Coming Up With Scientifically, People Are Having Longer Lifetimes. It's Scary, But In The Same Sense It's Also Very Exciting.

There Is So Much Media Now With The Internet And People, And So Easy And So Cheap To Start A Newspaper Or Start A Magazine, There's Just Millions Of Voices And People Want To Be Heard.

To Find Something Comparable, You Have To Go Back 500 Years To The Printing Press, The Birth Of Mass Media – Which, Incidentally, Is What Really Destroyed The Old World Of Kings And Aristocracies. Technology Is Shifting Power Away From The Editors, The Publishers, The Establishment, The Media Elite. Now It’s The People Who Are Taking Control.

Advances In The Technology Of Communications Have Proved An Unambiguous Threat To Totalitarian Regimes: Fax Machines Enable Dissidents To Bypass State-controlled Print Media; Direct-dial Telephone Makes It Difficult For A State To Control Interpersonal Voice Communication; And Satellite Broadcasting Makes It Possible For Information-hungry Residents Of Many Closed Societies To Bypass State-controlled Television Channels.