"look at internet" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest something to someone that they research something online. For example, "I'm not sure what the best options are, why don't you look at internet and see what you can find?".
"Look at 'Internet for Dummies,' " Mrs. Murphy said.
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To look at Internet companies today, said Ron Erickson, a veteran technology executive and investor, is like watching dinosaurs after the proverbial meteor hit the earth: "Instead of natural evolution you had cataclysmic change".
To deal with the challenge, the Toronto researchers are pursuing what they describe as a fusion methodology, in which they look at Internet data in the context of real world events.
When the US government ordered its employees not to look at WikiLeaks, that was like the Chinese regime telling its people not to look at internet material on Tibet – I don't see any difference".
"But people who look at Internet stocks are not going to be real interested in these companies," said Randall Roth, a senior analyst at Renaissance Capital in Greenwich, Conn., which provides research for institutional investors and runs the IPO Plus Aftermarket fund.
We will then look at Internet- related problems of strategy, law and policy raised by fast-moving information technology enterprises (e.g., Microsoft), by enterprises in other established industries being transformed by information technology (e.g., publishing), and by start-up enterprises seeking to develop entirely new Internet businesses (e.g., Open Market, Firefly).
If you cut the numbers a different way and look at Internet-specific deals, those declined 7percentt from the fourth quarter of 2007 to $1.310 billion, but were slightly up year-over-year.
Congress has been looking at Internet governance, too.
In similar fashion, researchers have been looking at Internet sites that generate their own protolanguages and linguistic structures.
WHEN the German photographer Thomas Ruff started looking at Internet pornography about four years ago, it was for research purposes only.
