The phrase "a network of internet" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used to refer to a system of interconnected computers and devices that communicate over the internet, but the phrase itself is awkward.
Example: "The company is working to establish a network of internet connections to improve communication between its offices."
Alternatives: "an internet network" or "a network on the internet."
In India, Drishtee runs a network of internet kiosks in rural areas, while LifeSpring runs low-cost maternity hospitals.
Starting in October 2000 it began to introduce a network of internet kiosks, called e-choupal, in villages in Madhya Pradesh.
USA Networks already owns majority stakes in Hotel Reservation Network, a discount lodging service, and Ticketmaster, the dominant event ticket agency, which in turn owns Citysearch, a network of Internet guides to local events.
On Thursday, Akamai Technologies, which operates a network of Internet servers that distributes traffic to major Web sites, including Yahoo.com, MSNBC.com and ABCnews.com, said Internet traffic to the sites it served was the highest the company has measured.
One part of Mr. Goldberg's new company, a network of Internet sites with original material from artists, will be built around Mr. Rundgren's concept of the Patronet, in which music fans become patrons of their favorite artists online.
Following the success of The Guide (Wommat), N'Dour shifted his focus toward matters in Senegal, where he established a recording studio, a record label, a media organization that included a radio station and a newspaper, and a network of Internet cafés.
A network of Internet-based chemical wholesalers, anonymous e-mail services and password-protected chat rooms fueled the trade, federal and state officials said.
Google had just recently demonstrated how its Loon prototype balloons could traverse the globe in a remarkably short period of time, but the use of drones could conceivably make a network of Internet-providing automotons even better at globe-trotting, with a higher degree of control and ability to react to changing conditions.
However, when everything clicks, a network of eager Internet evangelists evolves to promote and support the film.
Software like Grokster creates a network of independent Internet users who can access one another's computer files without going through a central server.
Plans were announced for the creation of a network of 1,500 Internet centres in remote communities, using a Bolivian telecommunications satellite launched from China in 2013.
