Sentence examples for online newsgroups from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pruss says he no longer frequents the online newsgroups, having been burned so badly before.

Networks are being studied for their properties (in a mathematical field known as network theory), for their applications (as in the Internet) and for an understanding of social organizations (ranging from online newsgroups to terrorist groups).

Here are a few of her big criticisms: For one thing, the publisher's idea of online marketing was stuck in the 1990s — in fact, the PR plan started with online newsgroups.

If you received an unidentified bamboo from a friend, ask bamboo-friendly nurseries or online newsgroups for help in identifying it.

Nine years ago, Mr. Ellison sued Internet service providers for failing to stop a user from posting four of his stories to an online newsgroup.

But one member of the online newsgroup rec.heraldry suggests that the more common motivation is the desire to join a social class that "still defines entry on the basis of whose ancient ancestor used to be the flunky of some smelly warlord or another".

According to a French wool fetishists' online newsgroup, "Wool's unmatchable smoothness and sensuality provide a little bit of smoothness in our brutal world".

He became the original internet censorship case in 1994 when he scanned pages of Scientology texts to an online newsgroup, telling the wider world about Thetans and Xenu for the very first time.

By the mid-1990s, we see evidence of twerk being used online in newsgroups to describe a specific type of dancing.

While Borgmann and Dreyfus were primarily responding to the immediate precursors of Web 2.0 social networks (e.g., chat rooms, newsgroups, online gaming and email), their conclusions, which aim at online sociality broadly construed, are directly relevant to SNS.

RECENTLY, the intercepted chatter has surged to new levels -- not Al Qaeda cellphones, but conspiracy newsgroups online.