The phrase "advance internet" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to "advanced internet" or "internet advancements," which would be appropriate in contexts discussing technology or progress in internet capabilities.
Example: "The conference will focus on the latest advancements in internet technology and its impact on communication."
Alternatives: "advanced internet" or "internet advancements."
Sophisticated, secure, and scalable technologies are needed to continue to advance internet freedom".
Best work since Raritan tried to ban cursing!" Joe Territo, the vice president for Advance Internet, which operates NJ.com, declined to comment.
The United States lacks a comprehensive cybersecurity agenda and has generally relied on voluntary standards rather than legislation and regulation to advance Internet policies, Geller writes.
His failure to criticize these regimes suggests that his true motive throughout has been to injure the national security of the U.S., not to advance Internet freedom and free speech".
Mr. Weinberger, 38, works in Jersey City as the president of Advance Internet, a unit of Advance Publications, the publishing company, overseeing the Web sites of the company's newspapers.
But one result of the secrecy, of course, is to stoke the fevered imaginations of countless children -- and not a few adults, too -- about a book that is already in such demand that advance Internet orders kept it near the top of Amazon.com's best-seller list last week.
Business: Invests in, develops and integrates advanced Internet, interactive and database management technologies.
They have even used advanced Internet tools to discover the names of the registered owners of those sites.
The company's clients tended to be advanced Internet users, and this had the effect of bringing the site to the attention of hackers.
As advanced Internet services, networked virtual reality (NVR) applications impose certain quality of service (QoS) requirements, due to rich multimedia content and perceived "real-time" interactivity.
A self-directed learner, Ito established himself as an early force in advancing Internet business and culture, though he never completed a college degree.
