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The Existential and Ontological Question of the"Virtual World"News

LI Ming-liang

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The virtual world has become an alternative space for social practice and living.Virtual News is based on the virtual existence of society and is therefore inevitable.Virtual news also has basic properties of news;it is a communication belonging to the information dissemination activities;and it origins from the facts in the virtual world.

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The virtual world has become an alternative space for social practice and living.Virtual News is based on the virtual existence of society and is therefore inevitable.Virtual news also has basic properties of news;it is a communication belonging to the information dissemination activities;and it origins from the facts in the virtual world.

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The virtual world has become an alternative space for social practice and living.Virtual News is based on the virtual existence of society and is therefore inevitable.Virtual news also has basic properties of news;it is a communication belonging to the information dissemination activities;and it origins from the facts in the virtual world.

Key concepts: Existentialism, Virtual space, Virtual world, Space (punctuation), Computer science, Epistemology, Sociology, World Wide Web

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