corporate-driven

The working group is definitely quite corporate-driven – just look at who's most active in it!

Satellites are still corporate-driven (necessarily) or government driven and thus can be focal points to block.

And not allow the government to be the scapegoat for corporate-driven changes and rules.

See systemd's rise - not related to wayland as such, but to corporate-driven influence.

Maybe Nintendo looks like an idealist in a corporate-driven business, but consumers are somewhat sensible to Nintendo's commitment and that's why they're still successful.

Yeah, sure, every tech company now acts like a craven monopolist hellbent on destroying everything that isn't corporate-driven AI computing, but not this time!

That may be true if you artificially limit yourself to non-corporate-driven projects.

I don't know how much of it is directly corporate-driven, but Reddit loves viral marketing.

I'm sick of people telling me they don't vote because our president hasn't made enough changes in our corporate-driven, polarized, two party system.

If I were a conspiracy-minded person (I'm not), I'd have to wonder if this was some kind of corporate-driven attempt to suppress peer-to-peer networks.

Unfortunately when an issue is presented entirely black and white as: confer expansive powers on corporations and undermine democratic rules we cannot let such a secretive, corporate-driven agency to pass digital regulations in secret.

Edit: s/advertiser-driven/corporate-driven I think there are a lot of big companies, particularly social media, that have a huge vested interest in suppressing web-based peer-to-peer networks.

If the "official" corporate-driven fork turns into something that I dislike, I have the freedom to switch to a community-maintanied fork (for popular projects, usually there is one) or fork the project myself.