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151. Because each applet must be downloaded, Java is still hobbled by the slow Internet connections used by most people.

152. The software giant only recently turned its attention to the Internet.

153. Internet bottlenecks and overloaded servers at popular Web sites can still create substantial delays.

154. Critics say the Internet has amplified the problem of medical misinformation.

155. Internet video broadcasts still are crude but have the potential to one day reach acceptable quality.

156. But at the same time, the technology that makes Internet radio broadcasts possible has been evolving quickly.

157. There are claims that $ 300 million was spent on Internet advertising in 1996.

158. Just move to the Internet, its great here. We get to live inside where the weather is always awesome. John Green 

159. But other Microsoft Internet initiatives include putting automotive and real estate classified ads on-line.

160. Many other companies that provide Internet access can accommodate 10 percent of their subscribers at once, analysts say.

161. Digital certificates provide electronic credentials that enable authenticated and encrypted communications and transactions between sites and individuals over the Internet.

162. Internet access providers generally charge $ 20 a month but offer an unlimited number of hours per month.

163. You should get at least one email address thrown in by your Internet Provider with your access account.

164. The end user must have an Internet browser capable of accepting and playing the applet.

165. A special Internet Setup Assistant helps users find an Internet access provider.

166. Chain superstores are crowded, yet the fastest-growing sales sector by far is on the Internet.

167. Netcom also has the expertise of working with Internet customers that a telephone company would need badly to succeed in the business.

168. The rooms received a complete facelift and have been cabled for Internet access.

169. ChamberBiz offers more relevant content than any other place on the Internet to help small business solve their daily problems.

170. The user makes a local call to dial into the Internet, then talks into a microphone.

171. And they are doing it in an era that has seen dot-coms dropping from the Internet tree like rotten apples.

171. Wish you can benefit from our online sentence dictionary and make progress every day!

172. However, opponents charge that the new Internet regulations amount to unconstitutional censorship that would criminalize expression protected by the First Amendment.

173. Soon, stations that broadcast only on the Internet will be springing up.

174. Internet users fall into two camps, the information providers and the information gatherers.

175. In this age of the Internet, finding a job can be much easier.

176. AlterNet customers use dial-up or high-speed leased lines for direct access to the full range of services available over the Internet.

177. The group said it was acting quickly because it feared that the new law would have an immediate effect on the Internet.

178. Many genealogists are surprised to find that some of the most basic information is not on the Internet.

179. This one is about the difficulty of extricating oneself from Internet entanglements, and specifically about bringing e-mail exchanges to an end.

180. Unwelcome surprise Still, the personal information now available on the Internet is an unwelcome surprise for many.