Sentence examples for internet fighting from inspiring English sources

Launched in 2004, the title popularised the so-called massively multiplayer online role-playing game, where players quest together across the internet, fighting monsters and, in many cases, forging enduring friendships with other players that spill into the world on the other side of the screen.

The conventional narrative in the United States, particularly in the media, has been that of the U.S. as defender of the free internet, fighting off the national interests of countries that would undermine its open fabric.

Full disclosure: I'm not going to pretend that before this week that I know much about Swartz, a computer prodigy who created a website that evolved into the popular Reddit site at age 14, and then campaigned for freedom of information over the Internet, fighting against the Internet-copyright bill known as SOPA through a group called Demand Progress.

At the time, Kevin Ferguson, better known as Kimbo Slice, a 6-foot-2, 240-pound bodyguard for a Miami pornography company who looks like a bigger, meaner version of Mr. T, was a new Internet fighting sensation.

Buyers, often on the Internet, are fighting to spend as much as $1,000 a bottle for wine that, in some instances, no one ever heard of before.

Several hours later, buses carrying fans from the rival groups intersected at a location that had been arranged on the Internet, and fighting resumed, with scissors, rocks, and iron rods.

Kim Dotcom, the German-born internet entrepreneur fighting extradition from New Zealand over US claims of "criminal" copyright infringement, says he plans to launch an end-to-end encrypted email service to go with his Mega encrypted file storage offering.

I would like to think that this is just because we happen to be at a moment in history when the country has a huge number of TV, radio and Internet outlets fighting to be loud enough and shrill enough to get noticed.

Levin and Malhameh are part of a network of not-for-profit technologists, aid workers and entrepreneurs trying to "hack" some of the challenges refugees inside and outside of conflict zones encounter every day, from connecting to the internet to fighting barrel bombs.

We're on the cusp of a global conflict that will see the three most powerful consumer Internet companies fighting to win control of interpersonal communication.

The internet is fighting for net neutrality ― again.