"become online" is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase "go online." For example, "I'm going to go online and check emails."
Now face to face has become online or over the phone.
Facebook has emerged from a privacy scandal to become online advertising's next great hope.
As new actors become online news producers in a changing media landscape, questions about field transformation are raised.
Whatever we become online is an extension of our usual behaviour: I was still myself, just amplified unattractively.
One of the newer residents of the farm, a turkey named Cornelius has become online famous in his own right.
That could be a boon for companies such as Verizon and Comcast as they race to become online advertising giants.
Will there be more with BBC3 set to become online-only?
Asked whether the company would ever become online-only, Clarke said: "It's not my call but wouldn't have thought so for a very long time".
When it was announced that BBC3 was under threat and was likely to become online-only (the official line is that it's still "under review"), my first thought was: "Get your grubby touchscreen-swiping fingers off Don't Tell the Bride".
Roger Mosey, a former editorial director at the BBC and head of its 2012 Olympics coverage, spoke out in defence of Radio 5 Live, after it was suggested it may follow BBC3 and become online-only in the corporation's latest £700m cost-cutting drive.
"More than 80 British local newspapers have closed or become online-only in the past five years.
