The phrase "manage internet" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It can be used when referring to overseeing or controlling internet-related activities or resources, but it typically requires additional context for clarity.
Example: "In my role, I am responsible to manage internet access for all employees to ensure security and productivity."
Alternatives: "oversee internet" or "control internet access."
Another indication privacy is a false concern: Relatively few consumers have bought privacy management tools, such as software to browse anonymously and manage Internet cookies and e-mail.
Red Hat, based in Durham, N.C., will use Bluecurve's performance-management software to create a Web-based service that helps companies build and manage Internet systems.
Such centers manage Internet sites for businesses.
Instead, Marriott is investing in upgrades to help manage Internet bandwidth at its hotels, overhauling breakfast buffets and literally rearranging the furniture in guestrooms.
A smaller, optional HondaLink touch screen, below the main eight-inch display, connects smartphones via USB cable to manage Internet media.
Such businesses, including companies that provide Internet data centers, which manage Internet sites for businesses, are scouring the Meadowlands for space.
[C1.] I.B.M. to Buy Micromuse, a Web Software Company I.B.M. announced that it would pay $865 million for Micromuse Inc., whose software is used to manage Internet-based computing networks that handle voice and video as well as data.
The NSA's snooping, though technically unrelated to managing internet addresses, was the final straw.
The bride's father retired from I.B.M. as a senior consultant, managing Internet content, in Mamaroneck, N.Y.
Xand, a managed Internet infrastructure provider in Hawthorne, opened a new 30,000-square-foot data center this month.
On Tuesday the DC circuit court of appeals decided that the Federal Communications Commission has no authority to prevent Comcast from managing internet traffic on its own network.
