cyberspeech

English

Etymology

From cyber- +‎ speech.

Noun

cyberspeech (uncountable)

1. Speech on the Internet or in cyberspace (especially in discussions of free speech).
   • 1994, Pat Califia, Patrick Califia-Rice, Public sex: the culture of radical sex:

     An entire book should be written just about the issue of who controls cyberspeech.

   • 2006, Amy E White, Virtually obscene: the case for an uncensored internet:

     Correspondingly, White analyzes and rebuts the justifications that are offered by government officials and others who seek to censor cyberspeech...

   • 2007, William A Kaplin, Barbara A Lee, The Law of Higher Education:

     It is the exception for "true threats" that has received the greatest amount of attention in contemporary cyberspeech cases.

   • 2008, Charles J Russo, Encyclopedia of Education Law:

     In these instances, public school educators should tread carefully before attempting to discipline students for cyberspeech that occurs off school grounds...