The phrase "alternative internet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to different forms or versions of the internet that may offer distinct features, services, or philosophies compared to the mainstream internet.
Example: "Many users are exploring the alternative internet for greater privacy and freedom of expression."
Alternatives: "decentralized web" or "independent internet".
Brazil leads the charge to create an alternative internet infrastructure over NSA furore that has roots in US internet imperialism.
I am Herman Cain Watch Cainn TV now, on the internet (or on Louise Mensch's alternative internet, if she's invented it yet).
Most of these services work by funnelling traffic through alternative internet gateways or forwarding your internet requests through a number of computers to protect your identity.
The value of this buried metal rose yesterday after the exchange set up an alternative Internet trading system in an effort to resume business.
Then I met an investor who suggested I start an even bigger company, so in 2005 I began OpenDNS, an alternative Internet domain name system.
I sat up as he fiddled with another modem, one that a technician had installed last fall when, after the sixth time my Comcast service went out in less than a year, I had decided to explore alternative Internet connections.
So he has started a company, one that aims to create an alternative, Internet-based payment system with a simpler fee structure for both consumers and retailers.
The aim of this study was to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of a new treatment alternative, internet-delivered CBT based on exposure and mindfulness exercises.
One of the alternatives, internet banking, is considered very important especially for customers whose working hours coincide with those of the banks.In internet banking, even though the banks have taken the necessary precautions as to the security matter, the most important point to provide the continuity of a secure environment is the literacy of internet users.
The two sides reached a settlement in 2009 that detailed how Microsoft needed to offer users a clear alternative to Internet Explorer as the default internet browser when using the Windows platform in the future.
Starry's solution has been the subject of much speculation and excitement, promising a potential alternative to internet company lockdowns by beaming broadband speed internet over the air through millimeter waves.
