"website" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a collection of webpages or a specific page on the internet. For example, you might write: "I found the information I was looking for on a website."
Useful links Ulster Unionists Democratic Unionist Party Sinn Fein Social Democratic and Labour Party Belfast Telegraph Irish Times Irish News Northern Ireland Office Cain (Conflict Archive on the web).
But, as usual, I will also be flagging up any breaking political news, posting summaries with a round-up of all the day's developments, and highlighting the most interesting political articles on the web.
The legislation will include not only the expected snooper's charter, enabling the tracking of everyone's web and social media use, but also moves to strengthen the security services' warranted powers for the bulk interception of the content of communications.
Ministers promise to provide for "appropriate oversight arrangements and safeguards", but there is no immediate detail on how the complex web of intelligence and surveillance commissioners and parliamentary oversight might be strengthened.
As usual, I'll also be covering all the breaking political news as well as looking at the papers and bringing you the best politics from the web.
#EmergingUS will exist primarily on the web, but some of the work will eventually appear in the printed version of the paper.
DNI (digital network information) Data sent across computer networks, such as web page requests, emails, voice over IP. (Formally, any information sent as "packets").
"We should not compromise our own interests to the extent of jeopardising the web of civilian and military exchanges that are at the heart of the relationship, or cut our aid program – intended to improve the lives of ordinary Indonesians.
For us, a release consists of both sending signed binaries to Maven Central and publishing a useful changelog on the web.
Ian started his career as a founder of one of the first web agencies in the UK, Wax New Media.
Various people claiming to be former lieutenants have spoken out and last year a bunch of hacked emails described in detail how internet commenters in the small town of Ganzhou were instructed to guide conversations on the web.
