The realm of information technology and electronic communication, especially the Internet.
our attempts to police the cybersphere can be likened to a solitary bobby on a bike patrolling the M1
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The cybersphere doesn't appear to be his milieu.
I tried posting this entry from Berlin, but it disappeared somewhere into the cybersphere.
On the airwaves and in the cybersphere, there is a rage today that, in politics, always means just one thing: it stung.
That sort of thing just makes everyone more leery of using the cybersphere.
Have a great week, catch you in cybersphere somewhere.
Your stream lives not on a particular computer but "in the cybersphere" - meaning that (a) you can "tune it in" from any network-connected computer, and (b) it's stored, ultimately, on many computers.
Eventually they will become shared cultural monuments in the Cybersphere.
Definition of cybersphere in US English:
cybersphere
nounˈsībərˌsfir
The sphere or realm of information technology, as typified by the Internet.
a good chunk of the incriminating material whirling around the cybersphere will somehow have to be expunged
Example sentencesExamples
Your stream lives not on a particular computer but "in the cybersphere" - meaning that (a) you can "tune it in" from any network-connected computer, and (b) it's stored, ultimately, on many computers.
On the airwaves and in the cybersphere, there is a rage today that, in politics, always means just one thing: it stung.
That sort of thing just makes everyone more leery of using the cybersphere.
The cybersphere doesn't appear to be his milieu.
Eventually they will become shared cultural monuments in the Cybersphere.
I tried posting this entry from Berlin, but it disappeared somewhere into the cybersphere.
Have a great week, catch you in cybersphere somewhere.