The phrase "an internet operator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person or entity that manages or operates internet services or platforms.
Example: "As an internet operator, she is responsible for ensuring that the network runs smoothly and efficiently."
Alternatives: "a web service provider" or "an online service manager."
Shares in Dow Jones, publisher of the Wall Street Journal, leapt briefly this week amid rumours that some members of the controlling family might want to sell.Time Warner has been recovering steadily from its disastrous surrender to America Online (AOL), an internet operator that bought it with wildly overvalued paper in January 2000, just before the bubble burst.
Michael Dorn, the chief executive of PrimaCom, an Internet operator in Leipzig, Germany, said he expected Microsoft to press the issue of mobile access in Brussels because telephone systems have become increasingly Internet-based, and with Skype, Microsoft would have the opportunity to enter that growing business from a position of strength.
"Well, Google is not an Internet operator.
Time Warner wrote off $54 billion on its AOL gambit; they bought a failing Internet operator that couldn't renew itself.
Here is the reality: Because of the steps being taken in Washington right now, real Internet Freedom for all Internet operators and consumers, and for economic and speech rights alike is about to start dying a death by a thousand regulatory cuts.
Marco Fiorentino, the co-founder of Messagenet, an Internet phone operator, said that European operators were increasingly selling broadband plans that block services like Messagenet.
Trefor Davies, the chief technology officer of Timico, an Internet phone operator that serves 16,000 businesses in Britain, said he thought Microsoft would ultimately cut a deal with operators for some kind of revenue or cost sharing.
The Global Village Telecom segment is a Brazilian fixed telecommunication and broadband Internet operator and pay-TV provider.
This show is a must-listen for the knowledgeable Internet operator.
I really liked what Peggy Goldman, president and co-owner of Friendly Planet Travel, an Internet tour operator, told me: If you can afford the trip, you probably also can afford the insurance.
Goldman, president and co-owner of Friendly Planet Travel, an Internet tour operator, told me this: "The question I would ask: You are mandated by law to buy car insurance," Goldman said.
