Sentence examples for internet jargon from inspiring English sources

SO FAR, this survey has concentrated on how the Internet is affecting the way financial firms do business with their retail customers what in Internet jargon is known as the business-to-consumer, or B2C, market.

While PAC.com is a small, start-up operation, it is undoubtedly what its founders like to call, in Internet jargon, "scalable": other PAC's and individuals from around the country can borrow the idea and take it where they want to.

That's a bit of Internet jargon we should reject.

In our dumb Internet jargon, the Giants pwned Brady.

Throwing Internet jargon at them will just make them freeze up and ignore you, or get deeply confused.

To use stupid Internet jargon, the mere mention of Shadow of the Colossus is an instant win.

Or will it have been a plague of historians who try to dress up their lectures by sprinkling them with Internet age jargon?

On the Internet, idioms, dialects, jargons and languages from around the world collide.

It seems only natural, then, to turn to Google to decrypt the latest piece of technical jargon, "the internet of things".

In other words, whether or not, in the jargon of the Internet, they are "sticky".

Traders and companies who fell for the ploy on Jan . 28were directed to a rogue Web site and invited to enter their security codes — a practice known as "phishing" in the jargon of the Internet.