cyberspatial

I myself still prefer print on paper for most longer essays and stories, just because I find it more convenient and less wearing on the eyes, and to the extent that literary magazines are resisting a cyberspatial presence for some similar reason I understand the reluctance.

Writing and Publishing 2010

One naturally wonders whether Dewey would find the cyberspatial revolution to be a sufficient change in our encounter with language that it would again "profoundly modify the substance of literature."

John Dewey's *Art as Experience* 2010

The only way people can chart your cyberspatial ramblings is if someone comments on them.

How Open Salon's User-Generated Content is Changing the World of Writing 2010

The only way people can chart your cyberspatial ramblings is if someone comments on them.

Caroline Hagood: How Open Salon's User-Generated Content is Changing the World of Writing 2010

While I was doing my podcast of which I'm currently editing a local recording, I was reminded of the point-of-sale thing—a brilliantly silly example of applying real-world thinking to cyberspatial concepts.

Making Light: The "agency model" as I understand it 2010

The only way people can chart your cyberspatial ramblings is if someone comments on them.

Caroline Hagood: How Open Salon's User-Generated Content is Changing the World of Writing 2010

Blame that cyberspatial equivalent of the 18th and 19th c. broadside, the blogosphere!

"3 times in 2 weeks, political speeches were watched by more people than the 'American Idol' finale..." Ann Althouse 2008

Or at least, that was the subtle, abstract, cyberspatial seed of the problem.

The Hacker Crackdown Sterling, Bruce 1992

The only way people can chart your cyberspatial ramblings is if someone comments on them.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Caroline Hagood 2010

They are often the very same futurologists and techno-utopians who pine for an immortal life "lived" as immaterial information in the cyberspatial sprawl or in invulnerable robotic shells, life as an endless prolongation of static senseless death-in-life where nothing can matter lest in mattering it "kill" the dead-alive

amor mundi 2009