cybercorporation

English

Etymology

From cyber- +‎ corporation.

Noun

cybercorporation (plural cybercorporations)

1. A corporation based in or around cyberspace or the Internet.
   • 1998, Higher education in the Philippines:

     In a cybercorporation, the workers must be knowledge workers, required to be constantly learning, to be familiar with information sources...

   • 1998, I T M Snellen, Wim B H J van de Donk, Public administration in an information age:

     It is the world of the virtual communities, cybercorporations and electronic markets.

   • 2000, Andrew Herman, Thomas Swiss, The World Wide Web and contemporary cultural theory:

     Tetzlaff makes the novel and compelling argument that the problem of software piracy for cybercorporations is primarily ideological rather than economic...

   • 2000, Joseph N Pelton, e-Sphere: the rise of the world-wide mind:

     These prophets of the cybercorporation are promoting what they call "customer-centric" enterprises.

   • 2005, Tawny Roberts, Private Access:

     Her pageboy wig and horn-rim glasses made her look like a hot, brainy girl working for some cybercorporation.