The phrase "internet professionals" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to individuals who have expertise or work in the field of the internet, including web development, online marketing, and social media management. Example: "The company is looking to hire internet professionals who have experience in website design and search engine optimization."
The platform soon became "a plaything of an elite group of Russian internet professionals" — journalists, techies and other notables who spread the platform to the masses.
Or at least not the full story, according to the Association of Internet Professionals, an industry group that is trying to raise $10 million to promote that message through a public relations campaign.
But perhaps the most poignant vignette, especially in the wake of the outpouring of global emotion among hackers and internet professionals, came from journalist Quinn Norton, who had been a close confidant of Swartz's.
The IAB and IESG are chartered by the Internet Society (ISOC), which is a global membership society for Internet professionals (by the way, membership in ISOC is free -- join here!).
At about the same time, Heckmann decided to write "a more readable version of my thesis" that would allow students and Internet professionals to learn about network technology.
They've teamed up with Alain Malvoisin, who specializes in education, to launch this school dedicated entirely to training various types of internet professionals.
Thanks to the internet, professional purveyors of the stuff face a lot more competition.
NAME, an Internet professional services firm, was a co-sponsor of his cable program in Canada last year.
It's a discount to pure Internet professional services companies and a slight premium over the mainstay outsourcing companies like Electronic Data Services".
The global Internet professional services agency formed by Chicago-based Whittman-Hart's acquisition of USWeb/CKS in San Francisco in December, will be named MarchFirst and be based in Chicago with executive offices in San Francisco.
Finally, Modem Media in Norwalk, Conn., an Internet professional services agency that is 46percentt owned by True North Communications, dismissed 76 employees, or about 10percentt of its staff, as part of what was described as an organizational realignment.
