'website operator' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is in charge of a website, such as creating content or managing its technical aspects. For example: "The website operator works diligently to ensure the website runs smoothly."
Meanwhile, property website operator Rightmove also told investors profits would be ahead of the £17m-£17.4m expected by analysts.
Last year it acquired a minority stake in craigslist, a San Francisco-based website operator and one of the pioneers of (mostly free) online local listings.
A website operator could, for instance, pay a search-engine-optimisation company to help him design his site to maximise its page ratings.
A third bidder is Independent Dispute Resolution Services, a subsidiary of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, and the fourth is the Register of Estate Agents, run by a former estate agent and website operator.
The era of online anonymity may be moving to a close if the government's proposals to unmask 'internet trolls' are passed by parliament, a leading website operator has warned.
The Anonymous group recently launched its Operation Trial at Home campaign to protest against the extradition treaty the UK has with the US, and orders to extradite Nasa hacker Gary McKinnon and TVShack website operator Richard O'Dwyer.
The bill says website operators will have a defence against libel claims as long as they co-operate with a formal notice of complaint served on them.
Lavely & Singer has written to various website operators and internet service providers (ISPs) demanding that the images be taken down under the DMCA.
In particular, it would be desirable for website operators to explore developing systems capable of preventing harassment, for example by the more effective real-time monitoring of traffic.
"Website operators are, in principle, liable as publishers for everything that appears on their sites, even though the content is often determined by users.
Were that to happen, not only would Google, Facebook and other website operators fall under the ITU's jurisdiction, but so too would all government and business networks.
