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cybercorporation en · NOUN

Etymology

From cyber- + corporation.

Meanings

1. A corporation based in or around cyberspace or the Internet.
   • These prophets of the cybercorporation are promoting what they call "customer-centric" enterprises. 2000, Joseph N Pelton, e-Sphere: the rise of the world-wide mind:
   • It is the world of the virtual communities, cybercorporations and electronic markets. 1998, I T M Snellen, Wim B H J van de Donk, Public administration in an information age:
   • In a cybercorporation, the workers must be knowledge workers, required to be constantly learning, to be familiar with information sources... 1998, Higher education in the Philippines:
   • Her pageboy wig and horn-rim glasses made her look like a hot, brainy girl working for some cybercorporation. 2005, Tawny Roberts, Private Access:
   • Tetzlaff makes the novel and compelling argument that the problem of software piracy for cybercorporations is primarily ideological rather than economic... 2000, Andrew Herman, Thomas Swiss, The World Wide Web and contemporary cultural theory:

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