The phrase "an internet venture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a business or project that operates online or is related to the internet.
Example: "The startup is an internet venture focused on providing innovative e-commerce solutions."
Alternatives: "an online business" or "a digital enterprise".
The bridegroom, 25, is an associate at Divine Interventures, an Internet venture capital business in Chicago.
Engage is majority owned by CMGI Inc., an Internet venture company.
His son Richard followed him into business, starting an Internet venture in 1999.
His father was the chief executive of U.S. Technologies, an Internet venture company that collapsed about a decade ago.
That company, an Internet venture, is insolvent, has been accused by investors of fraud and is under a criminal investigation.
With jobs scarce in the recession and banks unwilling to lend, he decided to start an internet venture on his laptop.
Global Internet Venture ANDOVER, Mass., March 1 (Bloomberg News) -- CMGI Inc., an Internet venture-capital company; Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst; and Pacific Century CyberWorks announced a partnership today to invest $1.5 billion in Internet companies outside the United States.
EVentures Group Inc., an Internet venture-capital and holding company, agreed yesterday to buy the closely held Internet Global Services Inc., an Internet and communications-service company, for about $88.2 million in stock.
CMGI, an Internet venture-capital firm run by the founder of Lycos, controls about 20% of Lycos's shares; it hasn't ruled out buying Lycos itself.Ahold, a Dutch supermarket group and one of the world's biggest retailers, made yet another purchase in America, where it already has around 1,000 stores.
Last Thursday's party came after the firm's announcement earlier in the day that it was starting an Internet ventures group.
More broadly, the decline of MySpace is a tale with echoes of the ill-fated pact AOL made with Time Warner: a highflying Internet venture caught in a culture clash precipitated by joining a big media conglomerate.
