cybergripe

to gripe about a company, its products or services, in a blog or web site. The right to cybergripe is protected by the First Amendment in the US and by equivalent laws in other countries.

"The bloggers' concerted cybergripes brought the company down. Serves it right too!"

by Erik Ringmar November 27, 2006

cybernarchy

The idea of the internet being so separate and distinct from mainstream media that there would be revolution if the same material were shown on network T.V.
Or the resulting chaos from such information originating from the internet.

That movie called Zeitgeist is cybernarchy in a bottle.

by E. French January 3, 2009

cyber-lebrity

Please see cy-lebrity for further info

cy-lebrity is a short for cyber-lebrity. Rolls of the tongue better

by JCrac October 11, 2007

Cyberialis

A cure for Cyberectional Dysfunction. Similar to Cialis, but with less spam and more occupational therapy.

Subject B: I think I need some Cyberialis...
Subject A: Whys that?
Subject B: Every time I see a naked Mithra... I don't get a Cyberection ; ;
Subject A: Dude I think you need to talk to your White Mage about your condition...

by Aerwyn November 27, 2007

cyberflash

being transported to a cyberworld landmark where unbeknownst to you nudity is involved; or opening an attachment that unbeknownst to you contains nudity, basically being flashed on the net

OMG I just got cyberflashed!

Hans asked if I wanted a photo of him, I said, sure, then I opened the attachment and saw he'd cyberflashed me.

by Adrain January 17, 2008

cyberlebrity

A person who is a nobody in real life but is somehow "popular" among cyber geeks and internet communities. The person will often have "followers" and "friends" whom they've never met but who hang on their every post and send them messages of admiration on a regular basis.

"What are you doing on your iphone now?"

"Posting on my blog, can't you see I'm a cyberlebrity? My fans want to know what I'm doing now."

by Leila17 January 22, 2008

cybolerium

State of frenzy the tech and cyber-world investors are in deciding which technologies will prevail and which will quickly disappear. Also defined in investments, as the state in which a buyer is in while online deciding which decisions to make for their investors; usually millions of dollars are on the line.

Cybolerium is when the Microsoft owner is deciding if Vista should have really been sent to market, and knows XP should really still be available.

by LizaLipz February 6, 2008