He foresees an era of "emancipated consumers" who can get whatever content they want, whenever they choose.
Vanda says as she arrives onstage, hoping to read for the role of Vanda von Dunayev, an emancipated nineteenth-century Continental woman.
If Warren Buffett has emancipated himself from stock picking, what is the residual Berkshire Hathaway all about and what is it worth?
None of this makes sense and the only explanation is that Google is not a good, emancipated democrat, but has a distinct Republican streak to it!
But I don't think that gets us away from the responsibility of often talking about the very real history of what happens when folks are, in fact, emancipated.
This latter, a concept originally intended to guarantee the rights of newly emancipated slaves, was used to protect the rights of private property from interference by the state.
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Kuwaiti women, said to be among the most emancipated in the conservative Gulf region, can travel, drive and work without their fathers' or husbands' consent and hold some senior government positions.
It was not until the Slavery Abolition Act of 1833, however, that the actual practice of slavery was banned throughout the British Empire (all slaves in the British Empire were officially emancipated in 1834).
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As the story unfolds, Jane struggles with the demands of being on both the mommy track and the tenure track, as well as with the sense that her seemingly emancipated life has some queasy similarities to Masha's wifely serfdom.
But the list also includes the emancipated jailbird Amanda Knox, the emphatically un-mysterious New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter, the generic pop star Katy Perry, Cinderella's official sibling-in-waiting Pippa Middleton and the fast-rising TV stars Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Eric Stonestreet.
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