Sentence examples for online reality from inspiring English sources
Public-awareness campaigns are also being planned, including an online reality show focusing on environmental officers on anti-dengue patrols.
Another example is an online reality competition series, "The Rider Challenge," sponsored by the 2014 Ford Fiesta and produced by Live Nation Entertainment.
He was previously managing director of interactive services at Flextech, where he launched online reality show The Dolls' House for its lads' channel, Bravo.
One, John-Perry Barlow, even penned "A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace".Even though all this sounded Utopian when it was preached, it reflected online reality pretty accurately.
That online reality does not reflect human nature, said Zeynep Tufekci, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County who studies the social impacts of technology.
In an online reality show, Craftsman is seeking someone who has "little to no tool skills whatsoever, but must be ready to face anything in pursuit of DIY knowledge," according to contest guidelines.
Not that Mr. Sunkara, who is also the magazine's publisher, dismisses the value of pop-culture come-ons (the new issue includes a radical analysis of the Onion's online reality-television satire "Sex House") or good visuals.
Alternative online realities that allow us to reinvent ourselves as sexier, wealthier, or more reptilian individuals become a compelling option – but they don't change the fact that we're sitting on a sofa in our underwear directing an goblin carrying a shield into a cave that doesn't even exist.
A PC-based living-room gaming experience, like the one his company hopes to spearhead with Valve's Steam Box plans, should help build some more stickiness into the effort, time and resources that gamers invest in their online realities.
While Welch's story may be one of the more insidious examples of a fantastical conspiracy theory transcending from the online world to reality, it isn't the only one.
As much as we want to pass on this role to others when it comes to the online world, the reality is that all parents are actually equipped to be the defenders of their children online as much as they are offline.
