Sentence examples for internet correspondent from inspiring English sources

I raced to the television only to discover that the anchor was referring to Monica Novotny, an MSNBC Internet correspondent who was monitoring an online poll.

It's my television network, MSNBC, where I am the Internet correspondent, and the fact that a brief audience with me may yield a mention on the air, on a Web site or both.

John Naughton, The Observer's veteran internet correspondent, has calculated that 'the indexed part [of the world wide web] hovers at around 40 billion pages' while the so-called 'deep web', hidden from search engines, is between 400 and 750 times bigger than that.

They had been hot on the trail of a grown-up named Ira Monas, one of Jonathan Lebed's many Internet correspondents.

But surely CNN's Bernard Shaw was not alone when he shook his head with disbelief, asking, "The Republican convention?" Television reporters and Internet correspondents seemed energized, if a little startled, yesterday by the prospect of actual news to report from the convention.

Social media users in China posted pictures of the attack on the internet, but correspondents say they are being taken down.

On the internet, people (your correspondent included) hand over their personal data freely.

The other view, now more common in Europe, tends to focus on controlling the excesses of the internet, adds our correspondent.

As Snowden wrote in an email with a Washington Post correspondent, the Internet has become "a TV that watches you".

Even when this season began, correspondents on Internet message boards questioned Beckham's commitment to the Galaxy.

A quick search of the Internet reveals that my correspondents are not isolated individuals; they are part of a still small but growing movement.