'internet independence' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone's ability to take care of their own online needs without relying on other people. For example, "After getting a crash course in computer basics, the senior citizen now enjoys internet independence."
So I'd urge you to think about what liberty and security mean to you and your internet independence.
Officiating Internet Independence Day is an opportunity to initiate bi-partisan legislation preserving the private-sector framework of the Internet.
We hope Internet Independence Day can help us recognize the past and correctly map out the future.
In recognition of the success of our current Internet reality and how its commercialization transformed daily life, Congress should deem April 30 "Internet Independence Day".
In recent months, several large companies have limited their efforts to produce original Web material or give their Internet divisions more independence.
He acknowledged that some of the drop could be attributed to the fact that use might also have been depressed somewhat by summertime distractions from the Internet and the Independence Day weekend, but said, "it's certainly bigger than holiday or just summer" declines.
The importance of the Internet to the independence of older people was further highlighted by the trend that an increasing number of older Chinese migrants live separately from their adult children in New Zealand.
The main objectives envisaged by the PN Web-Lab are: the simulation, analysis and design of DES within a familiar framework (using any Java-supported Internet browser), the independence of the operation system, the integration with any http server, the convenient development of further facilities.
Officials here think blackouts are an important part of maintaining security, so they turned off the internet ahead of Independence Day celebrations.
But something has changed between the early 90's and their present-day return to independence: the Internet.
Bewildering, vaguely Lynchian soap opera satire Ave 43 is a fine example of how the internet allows total creative independence.
