William Gibson

The author who coined the term "cyberspace" used the term in his latest book Spook Country after a long hiatus. (September 3) video.aol.com

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When the sci-fi novelist William Gibson first put forward the notion of "cyberspace", he described it as a "consensual hallucination", where we pretend we ... and more »

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the concept inspired by cyberspace described by William Gibson in his Neuromancer novels, as well as Neal Stephenson's depiction of the matrix in Snow ... and more »

 UK Famously "cyberspace" was coined by William Gibson ("Burning Chrome", 1982), but I was surprised to learn that he wasn't the first to use "matrix" for virtual reality; it appears in a 1976 Dr Who script. Of course, there are omissions: "atomic bomb" ...

 Australia The science fiction writer who coined the term "cyberspace" in 1984, William Gibson, once said: "The future is already here - it's just unevenly distributed". In the 1990s, pulling out a brick-sized cellphone in front of friends was sure to provoke ...

 Canada - Robert Sawyer Once her "eyepod" is in place, she first sees not the external world but the flow of data along lines and between points that is the Internet: cyberspace as it exists physically. But unlike the work of William Gibson, where virtual reality is an open ...

In his ground breaking 1984 book Neromancer, William Gibson defined the word cyberspace as the consensual hallucination shared by millions over global networks. That is what MAG is. It is a game that has been designed to be a real persistent place that ...

 Seattle If the Space Needle is the example par excellence of Populuxe architecture, then the Seattle-ite XXI is every bit as indicative of Raygun Gothic, a term coined by William Gibson to refer to "retro-futuristic science fiction" design, the look and feel ...

 Canada Once her “eyepod” is in place, she first sees not the external world but the flow of data along lines and between points that is the Internet: cyberspace as it exists physically. But unlike the work of William Gibson, where virtual reality is an open ...

 VA When cyberspace emerged from William Gibson’s writings to become a part of everyday life, it still was defined by real-world criteria. When online businesses succeeded, it was because entrepreneurs built them according to rational business models. ...

In april 1999, William Gibson, the writer who coined the word 'cyberspace', steps into a limousine packed with digital media and sets off on a ... vids.myspace.com

Most importantly, the story "Burning Chrome" marked the first appearance of the term cyberspace — which Gibson would later describe in No Maps for These Territories as an "evocative and essentially meaningless" buzzword that could serve as a cipher for ...

 CA WoW Insider cites the term 'cyberspace' as coined by William Gibson and used in his 1984 novel Neuromancer. One might even argue that the internet itself qualifies. On top of that, NCsoft itself has yet to be served with notice of the suit. ...

 UK It was also remarkably prescient, given that the term "cyberspace" did not even enter the public lexicon until two years later, when William Gibson wrote his brilliant yet bewildering debut novel Neuromancer. A sequel has been planned for some time, ...

 OH - Jan 23, 2009 Maybe this joystick-and-rad-guns stuff was hot when William Gibson published Neuromancer back in 1984. The very idea of cyberspace was cool back then. ...

 VA - Dec 10, 2008 I wish I had something like this when I was in college. Of course, when I was in college William Gibson hadn't yet coined the term “cyberspace”.

 MA - The word was coined in the early 1980's by William Gibson to describe the VR network connecting the world of his seminal novel Neuromancer. "Cyberspace. ...

By Развигор(noreply@blogger.com) In his early cyberpunk works set in the Neuromancer universe, William Gibson envisioned hackers (cyberspace jockeys, cyber cowboys) jacking in into the matrix not seating in front of a computer, but lying down on their belly in a position resembling driving riding a high-powered moto...

By Jesse Burning Chrome Set in the world of cyberspace and computer hacking. Bobby Quine and Automatic Jack are trying to figure out a way of pulling off the one big score that will make them rich. But industrial espionage is a dangerous business, especially when they decide to rip off Chrome, the mos...

 UK - Something similar seems to happen when it comes to navigating the world of data stored on our computers, the world that SF writer William Gibson named ...

 UK - Sep 24, 2008 For Kathy Acker, and other pioneers who were already pushing the envelope on papyrus, cyberspace (copyright William Gibson) was truly the final frontier. ...

William Gibson, whose 1984 novel Neuromancer was a bible for Internet pioneers, is making an appearance in Second Life. Gibson wasn't the first person to use the idea of "cyberspace," but he coined the word and popularized it.   more Update your feed preferences powered by SimpleFeed