The phrase "article on internet" is not entirely correct in written English; it should be "article on the internet." You can use it when referring to a written piece that discusses a topic available on the internet.
Example: "I found an interesting article on the internet about climate change and its effects on wildlife."
Alternatives: "article online" or "article about the internet."
Jeffrey Rosen's chilling article on Internet privacy (April 30) might have gone a step further.
No such thing as Gen Y," said Andy Z beneath Wednesday's article on internet dating.
Our article on Internet dating attracted readers' revelations of their own adventures and misadventures on the Web.
In last week's article on internet use ("A tangled web"), we wrote that SimilarWeb did not rank India in the top ten Facebook-using nations.
Unlike some of the people in Rob Walker's article on Internet existence after death, I'm not too concerned about the information floating around the Web.
The latest BBC guidelines advise BBC journalists to give careful thought to the use of language, but to be quite clear, do not ban the words "terrorist" or "terrorism .Adrian Van KlaverenDeputy director, BBC NewsLondonRight hoSIR – Your article on internet search engines refers to Jeeves as a (I do not even want to write the word, but must) "butler" ("The un-Google", June 17th).
You can count on seeing it at the start of plenty of articles on Internet privacy and anonymity.
No wonder analysts reckon that consumer Internet transactions in 1996 were worth a total of only around $500m-600m 500m-600me sabouts was spenthen computer publicationsamell of glowing asticles on Internet commerce.
BY now, it's almost an old saying: "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog". You can count on seeing it at the start of plenty of articles on Internet privacy and anonymity.
Lauren is the co-editor of Securing Privacy in the Internet Age, the author of Privacy, Free Speech and Blurry-Edged Social Networks published by the Boston College Law Review as well as dozens of other articles on Internet issues.
You're reading this article on the Internet, which means you either have or can borrow Internet access.
