newsgroup
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- noun
- /ˈnjuːzɡruːp/
- Texting
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grupo de noticias
- Another vigorous newsgroup is k12.chat.teacher on Usenet, where participants discuss everything from conflict resolution to job openings.
- Usenet newsgroup
- Internet newsgroup
- an active newsgroup
There is this concept that started in newsgroups called the eternal September.
- There is this concept that started in newsgroups called the eternal September.
- And the question was, can you classify which newsgroup a particular bag of words came from?
- A lot of this was from the, well, an early virtual community, some from Usenet newsgroups, which were the first big deal discussion boards.
Examples
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A second type of discussion group available over the Internet is a Usenet newsgroup.
Academic text (1995) -
There is this concept that started in newsgroups called the eternal September.
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And the question was, can you classify which newsgroup a particular bag of words came from?
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The software should provide access to e-mail, the World Wide Web, newsgroups, and other resources.
Academic text (1990) -
Social studies newsgroups are great places for teachers to raise questions and exchange ideas.
Academic text (1999) -
Thank you to all who have ever posted on the old newsgroup, from all of us lurkers.
Blog text (12) -
On Usenet, the newsgroup called news.newusers.questions is the best online resource for learning your way around.
Academic text (1994) -
Table 1 provides a listing of selected K-12 newsgroups that might be of interest to social studies teachers.
Academic text (1995) -
Unlike a listserv, there is no need to subscribe to a Usenet Newsgroup.
Academic text (1995) -
There are many thousands of newsgroups on the Internet that discuss various topics.
Synonyms
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A meeting or online place where people talk about ideas and share views
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An online place where people post messages and discuss topics
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An online forum on Reddit about one topic
How Active
- Jargon
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- Texting
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Newsgroup is made of news and group, so it means a 'group' for sharing 'news' or new information. That's why a newsgroup is an online forum where people post and read messages about one topic.