"internet realm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to the world of the internet, specifically the online world or digital space. Example: "With the rise of social media, the internet realm has become a hub for information sharing and connecting with others from all corners of the globe."
So a couple of years back, Ms. MacRae, who then weighed 330 pounds, made her foray into an Internet realm increasingly popular among people under 35.
Speaking in December at a conference in Paris, Nicolas Sarkozy, the centre-right candidate in France's forthcoming presidential election, cited him as one of the country's examples of "exceptional talent" in the internet realm.
In Greece, the Cookisto community has spread outside the internet realm, with users organising get-togethers and feedback sessions.
What if it makes me ill?' There is huge trust involved". In Greece, the Cookisto community has spread outside the internet realm, with users organising get-togethers and feedback sessions.
Original content on the web, once the poor stepchild in Internet realms, is fast becoming something many people want a part of.
That perfectly describes the internet, a realm where everyone can choose to be cloaked in a false identity.
Geolocation companies have also found opportunities in the Internet security realm, according to Rob Friedman, an executive vice president of Digital Envoy, a privately held company that competes with Quova and Akamai.
A similar phenomenon seems playing out in the Internet news realm, where individual blogs, in many cases seeking only momentary notoriety, have out-competed professional news agencies in the gathering and dissemination of major stories.
A major expense of their escalating battle lies in the very nature of the Internet services realm: the digital engine rooms and power plants that must be built to support it.
The law dates from 1986, when few imagined the internet's borderless realm.
Even if traditional media has come under government pressure, the thinking went in Russia, the Internet remained a realm of free public exchange.
