Sentence examples for discourse on the internet from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton is probably right that the Chinese will never be able to control discourse on the Internet (which doesn't stop them from trying).

Those liberties are slowly leading to more political ones: With the implicit approval of the authorities, the country is developing a vigorous, irreverent, often critical discourse on the Internet.

Indeed, the anti-Semitic comedian Dieudonné and "intellectual" Alain Soral are the main sources for anti-Semitic discourse on the internet and in the broader public domain.

Mr. McCurry decried the "culture and discourse of the Internet," referring to his detractors as "net neuts".

As the hearing for Adnan Syed to reopen his case played out in a Baltimore courtroom over the past two weeks, a separate discourse unfolded on the internet as the podcast Serial's sometimes obsessive fans followed the case online, dissecting and spoofing every aspect of the case on Twitter, Reddit and other forums.

The book, "Language and the Internet," is an analysis of how discourse is evolving on the Internet in its sometimes rambunctious forms of e-mail, Web pages, chat rooms and virtual reality games.

Mr. Edwards stumbled into this minefield ahead of his rivals for the presidency, but many of the other candidates could face similar problems as they try to integrate the passionate, provocative and freewheeling political discourse that flourishes on the Internet into more tightly controlled means of traditional campaigning.

The author discusses complex problems involving cyberspace communications and discourse which takes place on the Internet, and puts forth the supposition that such speech is not as easily addressed by the United States Constitution.

This was because we had made a conscious decision that, if we were going to derive a discourse on employability using the internet, every category that emerged would be included.

This is why initiatives of grassroots movements are not reflected in public discourse, neither in traditional media nor on the Internet.

FREEDMAN: The only thing right now that's out there in terms of discourse on movies and TV is on the Internet.