"internet society" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the collection of people that interact and engage through the internet, often in the context of technology, economics, policy, and culture. For example, "The internet society has grown rapidly since the invention of the world wide web."
We have to guide the government, and that's what the internet society has woken up to".
Most recently she was selected as an internet society fellow to the OECD Technology Foresight Forum, which focused on Harnessing Data as a new source of growth.
"It has been like carrying pails of water between the high-tech Internet society and the steady beat of Stud's typewriter," Mr. Allison said.
Then he added, "The Islamic Republic will never come to its knees because of sanctions!" Asked how he expected to run a campaign from the United States, Amirahmadi replied, "This is an Internet society, a satellite society.
While it is a constantly developing area of academia, with new questions being raised over modern science, the internet society, global migration and religion in the modern world, many scholars believe there is still a lot to be learned from the anthropological 'greats' of the past.
The rise of the Internet society, and the ability we now have to register our every contemporaneous thought and to feel as if we speak directly to our leaders, has revitalized the tension in our politics between the idea of a constitutional republic and the more populist notion of an Athenian-style democracy.
While the postmodern society was based on individualism, the basic unit in the post-internet society could be 'user communities' derived from the internet.
Google plans an "institute for the internet and society".
You're going to have to figure out a role for the Internet in society.
The report joins a growing mountain of research on the ways that the Internet affects society.
In an interview with the Internet Cello Society, Mr Carr said: "Gendron was a terrifying and tyrannical teacher.
