"website bulletin" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a message located on a website, usually one that contains upcoming events, updates, or important announcements. For example: "Be sure to check the website bulletin for more details about the upcoming conference."
None contacted had information to share beyond what was available by way of website bulletins and similar reports compiled by industry sector publications.
These rules are applied in a three-pronged approach - blocking and filtering websites, bulletin boards and search engines, and closing internet cafes.
Patients will be recruited by advertisements on hospital websites, bulletin boards and in local newspapers.
Participants of this study were recruited via websites, bulletin board postings, flyers, and newspaper advertisements from October 22 to December 10 in 2009, and November 5 to December 20 in 2010.
But if circumstances change, it is possible to use the website's bulletin board to offer debentures for other members to bid on and buy.
A program website, a bulletin board, and a "frequently asked question" handout may be used to supplement communication with staff.
Almost immediately, the website's bulletin board began fostering a community of like-minded individuals.
On the airport's English-language website, a bulletin reads: "Notice for passengers: Donetsk airport has been temporarily suspended.
In Wittenberg vs. Beachwalk Homeowners Assn., the board's policy did not permit homeowners to publish advocacy pieces in the association's newsletter, website or bulletin board despite a legal obligation to ensure access to common-area forums during an election.
Participants were recruited through advertisements in local newspapers and the hospital website and bulletin boards.
