balkanized

• Because of the historically balkanized nature of interactive TV, Showtime has done only limited rollouts with cable operators of an interactive marketing app designed to push subscriptions, including Time Warner Cable's Oceanic division in Hawaii, and also has run a version with Dish Network.
• While the public school system should seek "to integrate children of all backgrounds into a diverse society," she said, having what she called balkanized schools, "serves to isolate them." —  Gotham Gazette: New York City News and Public Policy
• First, vital national networks are so balkanized among military, civil and commercial operators that it is difficult to enforce any particular standard with regard to cyber defense. —  Military Space News, Nuclear Weapons, Missile Defense
• The wreckage of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign has balkanized her supporters. —  Esquire.com Article Feed
• Because despite the fact that most of the advertising behemoths have interactive capabilities, these are generally balkanized organizations with no real seat at the grown-ups table. —  Latest Marketing News On Marktd

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