ISPs sell access to the Internet to individuals and companies. For example, if you access the Internet through AT&T Broadband, AT&T Broadband is your ISP.

A company, such as Canada On-line, that is connected directly to the Internet, and which sells connection services to individuals and businesses who want to tap into the Internet.

Internet ervice rovider. Also known as internet access providers, Internet service providers are local networks connected to the internet. When a user sets up an account with an ISP they are being connected to the ISP’s local network which is then connected to the internet network, allowing the user access to the internet.

Furnishes access to the Internet. Getwireless.net is an International ISP.

Internet Service Providers. An organization that lets users dial into its computers to connect to its Internet link for a fee. ISPs generally provide an Internet connection and an electronic mail address. Some providers also include World Wide Web browsing software.

The company you register with to get onto the web. They provide access and, if you have a web site, may host your site pages on their computer. Examples include Freeserve, AOL.

An institution that provides various kinds of Internet-related services (such as access to the Internet) to organisations and individuals usually for money. (ES:ISP - (Proveedor de Servicios de Internet), IT:ISP - (Fornitore di servizi Internet - provider), FR:Fournisseur de services Internet)

Internet Services Provider. Kinda like the phone carrier you choose, these various companies either lease time on servers or have servers of their own to plug you into the Net and possibly host websites.

An ISP is a company that sells Internet service to individuals or corporations.

Internet Service Providers offer and manage internet access.

Commercial organization that provides Internet access to individuals and organizations; for example, America Online and UUNet.

ISP is the term used within Maine's Department of Behavioral and Developmental Services (BDS) for the service plan developed.

A commercial provider of Internet access to the public.

Commercial company which buys bulk access to the Internet and sells their service to individual users. Most ISPs also provide extra services such as e-mail and news.

A company that allows users to dial in to the Internet usually through a modem. Other services ISPs often support include web hosting, the ability for users to maintain their own websites, and email.[[ | | | | | | | | | JK | | | | | | | | | | | | | XYZ

A company that provides individuals or companies with access to the Internet. For a monthly fee, the ISP provides software, a username, password, and a local access phone number.

An ISP is a provider of Internet services like the registration of domain names, hosting, and dial-up access. AOL, AT&T, and EarthLink are some of the most popular ISP providers.

The party providing one with connectivity to the Internet. Some users have a cable or some sort of wireless link to their ISP. For others, their computer may dial an ISP by phone and send and receive Internet packets over the phone line; the ISP then forwards the packets over the Internet.

A company that provides an individual or company with access to the Internet. GOSSIPY DOMAIN NAME WORDS

A company that provides access to the internet and may be free or paying. ISP's use fast computers called servers to handle data requests and transfers between you and other computers on the Net.

An organization or company that provides dial-up or other access to the Internet, usually for money. See also IPP.

The company who provides your connection to the internet and thus controls your IP address and it's delegation.

An organisation that provides access to the Internet for businesses and individuals

A commercial enterprise that offers a variety of Internet access services.

A company that houses the infrastructure that enables you to connect your computer to the Internet, usually for a fee.

This is the standard abbreviation for the Interoperable Systems Project, which a number of companies are hoping will produce an international fieldbus. The main industry backers are Fisher-Rosemount, Yokogawa and Siemens.

A company that provides Internet access service to residences and/or businesses.

a vendor (usually third party) who provides the public with dial-up access to the Internet for a modest fee, e.g. America Online.

ISPs offer their clients access to and a presence on the Internet. See Hosting

These companies provide subscribers with access to the Internet for a fee. ISPs, unlike commercial online services, provide only a direct Internet connection without the instructions or interest catalogs that help you navigate through the available information.

Abbreviation for ISP, an organization that provides access to the Internet and related services for individuals and organizations in a specific geographic area. An ISP has the telecommunication equipment and lines to provide the networks of large organizations with direct connections to the Internet. An ISP provides users access to the Internet through dial-up connections.

A company which offers Internet access (and possibly other services such as e-mail and webhosting) to individuals or companies through either temporary or dedicated connections.

A company that provides Internet access and other Net-related services. (E.g. Emirates Internet & Multimedia)

Once upon a time, you could only connect to the Internet if you belonged to a major university or had permission from the Pentagon. ISPs have arrived to act as your user-friendly front end to all that the Internet offers. Most ISPs have a network of servers (email, news, Web, and the like), routers, and modems attached to a permanent, high-speed Internet "backbone" connection. Subscribers can then dial into the local network to gain Internet access without having to maintain servers or file for domain names.

A company, such as AOL, Earthlink or MSN, that provides connections to the INTERNET. You must have an ISP to be able to access the INTERNET, view websites, receive email, etc.

is a business that provides a client with the means to connect to the Internet and maintains exchanges of information between clients and servers.

A company that provides Internet access. Back to Jump

A company who's business is to sell access to the Internet.  MaxNet is the best ISP

An organization that connects web clients to the Internet via their network; or an organization connects your server(s) to the Internet..

A business or institution connected to the Internet that provides Internet access to others (usually via phone lines).

A business that gives you physical access to the Internet, or connects your computers or network to the Internet. The difference between an ISP and an IPP is that the ISP provides physical connections, whereas the IPP provides services and software.

Company providing internet access.

This is the business that provides your access to the Internet. Your ISP could be AOL, MSN, etc., or some local service. If you didn't have an ISP, you couldn't connect to the internet.

Third-party providers of Internet services.

Many people use an ISP to gain access to the internet.

Company that provides Internet access such as Time Warner, Verizon, Lightlink, Clarity Connect, Earthlink, AOL, and many more.

A company that sells direct access to the Internet, most often through dialing a local phone number. Unlike some online services, ISPs provide little or no proprietary content or online services.

Company that provides Internet access such as Cox, Adelphia, SBC, Verizon, Comcast, and many more.

Internet Provider Service- Provides access to the Internet for a specified fee.

A Company or an organization that provides accesses to the Internet.

The company that gives you internet access.

A company which gives one access to the internet

a service that allows you to connect to the Internet through the use of a modem and the required software.

This is a company which provides Internet access.

A company providing a service which allows computers to connect o the Internet.

An ISP is a company which provides access to the Internet to organizations and/or individuals. Access services provided by ISPs may include: webhosting, email, VoIP (voice over IP), and support for many other applications .

A company, usually a local one that provides connections to the Internet for a monthly or hourly fee.

The company through which an individual or organization receives access to the Internet. Typically, ISPs provide e-mail service and home-page storage in addition to Internet access. Some ISPs also provide offsite data storage and backup services.

a provider of access to the Internet and other related services to both consumers and business

An institution that provides access to the Internet in some form. Nantucket.net is an ISP.

Your ISP is the company that allows you access to the internet by providing various ways to connect, such as through a modem, ISDN, or DSL, for a fixed monthly cost. Some of the most common ISPs are AOL, MSN, and AT&T Worldnet. Most ISPs offer other services, such as email and website addresses, search engines, and informative sites based on various topics. No Entries No Entries No Entries No Entries No Entries No Entries Password The word or code used to access your Netidentity.com account. It is recommended that your password be atleast 6 characters long, with a combination of both letters and numbers. You will need this password to access Manage My Account, your email, and to upload files to your website.

The Internet protocol address identifying a computer connected to the Internet. Every computer is assigned one when they log onto the Internet.

the "middleman" between the consumer with a modem hook-up and access to the Internet

An organization that provides access to the Internet via dial-up telephone lines.

A company that provides consumers and businesses with Internet access and/or web hosting.

Your ISP (Internet Service Provider) is the company that give you access to the Internet e.g. EasyStreet. They often also provide other services like email, web site hosting, colocation, and dedicated servers.

Internet Service Provider. A company or organization that provides connections to the Internet, usually for a monthly or hourly fee. By example, LA Internet and PacificNet are two of the many internet service providers for Southern California and ViaSub provides internet service for the Inland Empire from Riverside, CA.

Internet Service Provider. A business that provides internet access services to customers. This includes email and web site hosting.

Internet Service Provider. The local, regional, or national (AOL, CompuServe, etc.) company that provides dial-up connections to the Internet, as well as hosting of home pages

Any entity which provides or sells Internet access to individuals, schools, and businesses. An ISP may also host your schoolôs Web site on its Web server.

Short form of internet service provider. This is the organisation that has a hook-up, often direct, to the Web. An individual or small organisation normally accesses the Internet through an ISP.

Also called access providers. This remote computer system is one to which you connect your personal computer and through which you connect to the Internet (ISPs that you access by modem and telephone line are often called dial-up services).

(Internet Service Provider) A business that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for a monthly fee.

Internet Service Provider. Company that offers its customers accesses to the Internet.

or Internet Service Provider is a company that provides dialup access or connectivity to the internet and other Internet related services.

Internet Service Provider. A company or organization that provides hardware (and often software) connections to the Internet. Some commercial ISPs, such as America Online, also provide private network services separate from the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. This is the company that provides you with connectivity to the Internet. If you have a dial-up account, you will dial a number that connects you to your ISP.

Independent Service Provider. a company that provides individuals and other companies access to the Internet and other related services.

An Internet Service Provider is a company that provides other companies or individuals with access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides you with a connection to the Internet (e.g. MWEB), e-mail, and sometimes also additional services such as web content (e.g. news or entertainment), and support. Not all Internet Service Providers offer the same level of services and support. Back to the top

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet. Some ISPs have Helix Universal Server available to stream media clips.

Internet service provider. A provider of Internet service other than a public institution.

Internet Service Provider. An organization providing access to the Internet. Examples of ISPs include NetCom, PSInet, Pipex, EUnet, and UUNET.

Internet service provider. An organisation that provides access to the Internet. In order to connect to the Internet, you must go through an Internet Service Provider.

Internet Service Provider. A consumer's chosen provider for Internet access.

Internet service provider. A business or other organization that provides Internet access to others, typically for a fee.

An abbreviation of Internet Service Provider; a company that provides a connection to the Internet.

(Internet Service Provider) for example, ProLog Internet Service.

This stands for Internet Service Provider and is the company that provides your Internet connection through a dial-up or broadband account. A broadband ISP supplies high-speed Internet service through either a DSL or Cable connection. It does not require dialing through a phone line to make a connection. If you have a dial-up ISP, your modem dials a phone number to connect to the ISP.

Internet Service Provider - provides access to the Internet through its servers, sometimes for a charge and sometimes free of charge

Internet Service Provider: the service you use to dial up to the Internet if you do not have a permanent network connection.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is the company who gives you your Internet access. Whether you go through America On Line (AOL), CompuServe, Prodigy, Delphi, Netcom, or a local service provider, you have to have an ISP in order to get Internet access.

Internet Service Provider. Interrogation

Internet Service Provider. A firm that provides access to the Internet and owns the actual computers (servers) where web sites and e-mail addresses reside. Virtual ISPs lease space from a true ISP and resell that space providing much of the same services as true ISPs.

An ISP, or Internet Service Provider, is a company that provides Internet access for individuals, organisations, and companies. keyboard The set of keys you press to input text and commands to the computer.

A company that sells connections to the Internet for personal or business use. Before you can connect to the Internet, you must first establish an account with an ISP.

An Internet Service Provider is a company that supplies internet access to customers. Common ISPs are Earthlink, Verizon, Excite@Home, Pacbell, etc. As part of your service, when online, you ISP will assign you an IP address. It is possible that this IP Address might be tied to your PC, specifically the MAC Address of your Network Interface Card.

An internet service provider provides access to the internet for individuals and businesses.

An acronym for Internet Service Provider. An ISP provide connections (via a dial-up modem or direct network connections) to the Internet. Some Internet Service Providers are: WVNET, America Online, EZNET West Virginia, Zoom Net, and Ram Technologies. Except for WVNET, none of the Internet Service Providers listed here are affiliated with or endorsed by Marshall University.

Internet Service Provider - a company, organization, or institution that provides access to the internet and hosts websites on its server.

Internet Service Provider. A service which provides subscribers with direct access to the Internet. some of the larger ISPs include Netcom, Pipeline, and Panix. Many small, local ISPs exist.

Stands for "Internet Service Provider." In order to connect to the Internet, ...

Abbreviation for Internet Service Provider. Examples of providers are AOL, CompuServe, MSN, EarthLink, and more. Java A high-level programming language developed by Sun Microsystems. JPEG Jumpers Small plastic connectors used to jumper specific pins in a computer motherboard. It can also be used to set drives such as CD-Roms, DVD-Roms, and Hard drives to either Master, Slave, or Cable select. Kilobyte

Internet Service Provider. An ISP provides access to the Internet plus other value-added services, such as Web site hosting, to individuals and business entities. (See also access provider.)

Internet Service Provider. An ISP (Internet service provider) is a company that provides access to the Internet and other related services. Java Virtual Machine Java Virtual Machine is a term that refers to an aspect of Java software that is involved in Web interaction. Java Virtual Machine from "Sun" is required to utilise the chat service in web services. KB Kilobyte. Approximately 1,000 bytes.

Internet service provider. A company that provides individuals or companies access to the Internet and the World Wide Web. An ISP provides a telephone number, a user name, a password and other connection information so users can connect their computers to the ISP's computers. An ISP typically charges a monthly and/or hourly connection fee.

Internet Service Provider. A business which sells Internet access to customers - like the phone companies of the Internet.

Internet Service Provider - the company or educational institution that is providing the connection to the Internet

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a company that maintains a network that is linked to the Internet via a dedicated communication line, usually a high-speed link known as a T1. An ISP offers use of its dedicated communication lines to companies or individuals who can't afford the high monthly cost for a direct connection. Using a modem, you can dial up to a service provider whose computers will connect you to the Internet, typically for a fee.

Stands for Internet Service Provider. This is someone who provides access to the internet such as AOL or Earthlink. Web hosts are not actually ISPs unless of course they also offer Internet access.

(Internet Service Provider) An ISP provides a connection for anyone with a phone line (or cable connection), modem, computer, and appropriate software to connect to the Internet. Well known examples are Earthlink and AOL.

Internet Service Provider - a company (like BT or AOL) that can provide you with access to the Internet and an email address

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet, typically for a monthly fee. Examples include AOL and Earthlink.

An ISP provides commercial access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. The company who supplies you with your internet connection, for example, BT Openworld, Tiscali.

Internet Service Provider – the company who hosts your web site, your email and your traffic logs

Internet Service Provider provides you a location to connect to the internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides its subscribers with Internet access. Customers have a username and a password and can dial-up or use a cable or DSL line to connect to ISP's network which is connected to the Internet.

Acronym for Internet Service Provider. A company that provides the means for a user to connect to the Internet. Common ISPs are Comcast (for cable internet), SBC (for DSL internet), AOL, and NetZero (dial-up). Satellite providers (like DirecTV) and cellular providers (like T-Mobile) have also entered the ISP market by offering their own brands of wireless Internet access.

" Internet Service Provider". A firm enabling computer users to access the internet via a modem, cable or otherwise.

An Internet service provider is an organization that supplies Internet access, most often through a dial-up, modem connection.

Abbreviation for Internet Service Provider. This is a company that provides internet service.

Internet Service Provider. A company or organisation that offers Internet access to customers for a fee. Some ISPs offer hosting of websites and website design and promotion services as well.

An ISP is an Internet Service Provider. Services include connections to the Internet from your home computer, email, and often space on the service's computer for personal web pages. Examples of ISPs are America Online (AOL), Prodigy, Cox Cable, BellSouth.net and the Florida Digital Turnpike.

Internet Service Provider. A company or organization that lets users connect to the internet by dialing into its computers using a modem. ISPs typically charge a fee and provide in return the dial-up telephone number, an email address, and some technical a

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides individuals and businesses with access to the Internet. Many ISPs also provide Web site hosting services. Ecom Technology utilizes IP protocol.

The internet service provider ISP is an institution that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for money.

ISP stands for Internet Service Provider and is the company that makes it possible for your to surf the internet

The company or group that provides access to the Internet for any user.

Internet Service Provider. A commercial organization which exists to allow individuals to connect to the Internet. The University is not an ISP; the only people allowed to access the Internet through the University are staff and postgraduate students of the University.

Internet Service Provider. A company that gives you access to the internet. You connect to them via a modem/cable modem etc. and through them, access the Web.

Internet Service Provider. The Internet Service Provider offers customers access to the Internet. Somne ISPs also offer content (things to do and access on the Internet).

Internet Service Provider. The company that provides you with access to the Internet, via dial-up service or high-speed services such as cable or DSL.

Internet Service Provider. A company whose network is linked to the Internet through a dedicated communication line (usually a high speed line like a T1) and which offers the use of other dedicated communication lines to companies or individuals to access the Internet. A user will commonly dial up an ISP whose computers will connect him or her to the Internet for a fee. ClassNET/SkyPoint is an ISP.

Internet Service Providers are the companies providing our connections to the Internet, whether it is via dialup connection, cable, DSL or satellite.

An Internet Service Provider, a company that supplies you a 24-hour link to the Internet. Not all ISPs are the same, as some do not support some features needed by your Web Designer, or charge extra for them. Some provide only limited technical support for anything. Determine your current and future needs before signing on to an ISP, or you may not get the features you need, or the price you expected. Ask someone who knows the industry. [ See UNIX

Internet service provider. A company that provides access to the internet to domestic or commercial users. BT, Demon, Which? Tesco.net, AOL and Compuserve are examples of these, all running different fee systems (you may pay a fixed monthly fee, or a fee per second on-line, or a combination of these two). Some providers charge a fixed monthly sum, some are pay as you use or a combination of both, increasingly "free" offers feature in the marketing.

(Internet Service Provider) A company who provides access for you as a website owner and your customers to reach the Internet. (AOL, Earthlink, Prodigy)

Internet Service Provider. An entity that provides Internet access to its customers.

Internet Service Provider. Your Internet Service Provider is the company that connects you to the Internet. As a broadband ISP, Time Warner Cable connects Road Runner Business Class clients to the Internet at speeds far faster than ISPs using conventional telephone line connections.

Internet Service Provider – A company that provides access to the Internet, including the World Wide Web and email, typically for a monthly fee.

Internet Service Provider; an organisation that provides connections to a part of the Internet

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides Internet access to individuals and businesses, either fee-based or for free.

Internet Service Provider. Responsible for managing the technical aspects of providing Internet access, and may offer hosting services as well.

Internet Service Provider. An Internet service provider who provides local access to the Internet. Also known as a local dial-up provider or access provider.

Internet service provider; that is, an organization that provides the user with access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides Internet access to subscribers. A Hosting company provides Internet Space.

(Internet Service Provider) A company that provides Internet access to a consumer.

Stands for "Internet Service Provider". Company that provides Internet connection services through its equipment and communications lines (for a monthly fee or by amount of use).

(Internet Service Provider): Internet Service Provider. While rather a generic term, ISP generally refers to a person, organisation, or company that allows its users access to the Internet. In addition to Internet access, many ISPs provide other services such as web hosting, DNS and other services.

Internet Service Provider. A service to which you subscribe in order to be able to connect to the Internet with your computer.

(Internet Service Provider) An institution that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for money. ISP's come in 2 main types - standard ISP's who charge a fixed monthly fee and allow unlimited access and Online Service Providers (OSP's) who have a variable pricing model based on access time and offer additional online services unconnected to the Internet. Examples of OSP's include Compuserve, AOL and MSN. In Fiji, there is currently only one ISP: Connect. Overseas, most ISP's now offer Dial-up access as well as ISDN, Leased Line and other services.

Internet Service Provider. Internet service provider is an organization that provides internet services such as web site hosting, web development etc.

Internet Service Provider (Mindspring, AOL, etc.) a company that provides access to the Internet.

(Internet Service Provider) A company, such as Cox High Speed Internet, that is connected directly to the Internet, and which sells connection services to individuals and businesses who want to tap into the Internet.

Internet service provider—a company that provides internet access usually for a fee kW Kilowatt MAR Maximum Allowable Revenue

Internet Service Provider. A company, organization, or institution that provides access to the Internet. Some charge money and have lots of "bells and whistles" (Prodigy, CompuServe, America Online), others are free and very basic (Free-Net, Prairienet, etc.), others are both nice and free because they are hosted by a school or employer.

Internet Service Provider, with whom you have to register, and pay for your Dial-up account or commercial web site, and which holds your web pages on its computer; eg., Claranet, BTinternet, GlobalNet, AOL, and others.

Short for Internet Service Provider. An ISP is the name of the company who provides your broadband or dial-up Internet connection, for example British Telecom.

An Internet Service Provider is a company that provides access to the internet such as BT Connect, BT Broadband, TeleWest, AOL, Yahoo!, MSN.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides internet access to the mass medium of the world wide web. Examples include Earthlink and Mindspring.

Internet Service Provider - a commercial enterprise that offers connections to the internet.

Internet service provider. A company that provides direct access to the Internet. The ISP usually has fast, dedicated connections to Internet services and multiple modems to which individual users connect over phone lines. When you establish an account with an ISP, the company provides the information and basic software you need to set up your computer for Internet access.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides connections to the Internet. CMATHER.COM is not an ISP.

Stands for Internet Service Provider, which provide web users with connection to the Internet.

Acronym for Internet Service Provider. The account you set up so you can connect with the Internet.

INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER. An organization that offers Internet connectivity, usually for a monthly fee. ISPs offer a range of connection options ranging from dial-up modem connection options to high-speed ISDN, DSL and cable modems. back to menu

Internet Service Provider—a business that members subscribe to in order to gain access to the Internet (examples include AT&T WorldNet, America On-Line, NetCom, and Compuserv).

Internet Service Provider. A company that offers Web access and/or other services such as Web site design, hosting and security.

Internet Service Provider. a firm that provides access to the major Internet backbone networks.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet. A service provider can offer simple dial-up access, SLIP/PPP access, or a dedicated line.

Internet Service Provider. A vendor that provides Internet access to its customers. An ISP may provide broadband through cable or DSL or offer dial-up service through a standard phone line.

Internet Service Provider. A company that offers their subscribers access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An organization, usually commercial, that allows third parties to connect to the Internet through their systems. Your ISP also usually provides your Smarthost and your Name Server.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet in addition to its own proprietary content and services.

Internet Service Provider. The organisation that provides your connections to the internet and gives you access to the world wide web (www), email and other services.

(Internet service provider). Currently, there are more than 1,500 ISPs around the world. Beyond providing the network connections, an ISP worth having has to guarantee 7-by-24 service and support. That means constant security monitoring, configuration management, auditing, and load planning. At the high end of the ISP spectrum, they provide end-to-end connectivity and outsourcing services, to calibrate every part of the solution, ranging from the physical plant and telephony services to packet filtering and router configuration.

A company or organization that provides users with connectivity to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider, a reseller of Internet access services usually involving Internet dial-up access via modem.

(Internet Service Provider) -- Any institution or organization that provides access to the Internet, usually for money. WcNet is an ISP. See Also: Internet

Internet Service Provider. Supplies your internet connection in order to access the internet e.g. BT Openworld, AOL, NTL etc.

Internet Service Provider. Someone who provides access to the Internet, usually for a fee e.g. Telstra, Optus.

Internet Service Provider. The service that provides users with internet service.

A vendor who provides access to the Internet and usually value added services such as web hosting, firewalls, colo etc.

Internet Service Provider or Internet Solution Provider

Internet Service Provider. The company that provides your access to the Internet and hosts your Web site.

Internet Service Provider. A company or organisation that provides connections to the internet such as Teltra Bigpond. Back to the top

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides Internet access, e-mail and other services to consumers and companies through dial-up, broadband, and other networking technologies.

Internet service provider. A company, such as America Online, that provides its subscribers with access to the Internet. Also sometimes referred to as Internet access providers.

INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER. Commercial organisation which provides the connection to the internet, and often software to enable connection.

(Internet Service Provider) -- An institution that provides access to the Internet. localconnect is an Internet Service Provider.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides internet related services, such as domain names, web hosting, broandband and dial up access. Possibly with colocation and leased lines. See www.ukip.co.uk for more details.

Internet Service Provider. Examples: AOL, EarthLink, MSN

A firm that provides access to the Internet, including email and web browsing. ISPs often offer connections that can be accessed by dialing a telephone number through your computer's modem.

Internet Service Provider. The company which provides Internet access to your school or you as an individual. Think of this as a tree structure: your ISP in turn purchases services from a larger ISP who in turn purchases services from a backbone provider such as MCI.

Internet service Provider - a company providing internet related services, such as connectivity, email and web hosting

Internet Service Provider. A person, organization, or company that provides access to the Internet. In addition to Internet access, many ISPs provide other services such as Web hosting, name service, and other proprietary services.

an Internet Service Provider is a company that provides you with a connection to the internet via either a dial-up or broadband connection.

a service that allows connection to the Internet. When signing up (it takes special software and a modem), the consumer will be asked to enter a screen name, a secret password, and the consumer's credit card number. Usually, online charges are billed to the credit card. Online charges may be billed by time or flat rate. Also, if the ISP does not have a local number, there may be long distance phone charges. Most providers allow the consumer to review monthly expenses online instead of sending a separate itemized bill. If unexpected charges are noted from the ISP, call for an explanation. If the consumer is not satisfied with the explanation, or thinks he/she may be the victim of fraud, the consumer should write a letter to the credit card company and state Attorney General. In Virginia, the Attorney General's web site is the following: http://www.oag.state.va.us.

Internet Service Provider. An organization or company that has a network with a direct link to the Internet. This is done by using a dedicated line connection, usually through a link known as a T1 connection. Users can dial into to that network using their modem. Most ISP’s now charge a monthly fee.

Internet Service Provider. Typically this refers to the company supplying your connectivity, e.g. Freeserve, AOL, etc.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is an organization that provides access to the Internet, such as the ISP Channel. For a monthly fee, the service provider gives you a software package, username, password and access phone number. Equipped with a modem, you can then log on to the Internet, browse the World Wide Web, and send and receive e-mail. In addition to serving individuals, ISP's also serve large companies, providing a direct connection from company networks to the Internet. ISP's themselves are connected to one another through Network Access Points (NAPs). A suffix meaning 1000 in the metric system and "about 1000" in computer usage (usually 1024). It is derived from Greek and should be lower case, though is often capitalized. For example, 8.6k characters means 8600 characters.

Internet Service Providers are companies that sell access to the Internet. Seanet is an ISP.

Internet Service Provider. Any organization that provides access to the Internet. ISPs also offer technical assistance to schools that want to become Internet sites and place their information online .

Also called an ISP or access providers, Internet service providers refers to the remote computer system to which you connect your personal computer and through which you connect to the Internet. Internet service providers that you access by modem and telephone line are often called dial-up services.

Stands for Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a company that sells connections to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An organization that, in addition to facilitating user access to the Internet, offers diverse services such as: Website hosting, Website design and uploading, creation of Intranets.

An Internet Service Provider (an ISP) is a provider of Internet services. Most telecommunications operators are ISPs. They provide services like internet transit, domain name registration and hosting, dial-up access, leased line access and colocation. See also: Dial-up, Web Host

Internet Service Provider. Not very complicated, but with all the other acronyms it can be messy. Whoever provides your access to the Internet (i.e. AOL, Netcom, EarthLink, Telus, Shaw, etc.) is your ISP. Your ISP is also, sometimes, an IPP.

(Internet service provider) As the name implies, an ISP provides access to the Internet for individuals or companies. The ISP provides a software package, username, password, access phone number and an email address. Sometimes an ISP is also referred to as an IAP (Internet access provider).

Internet Service Provider. A company or institution that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for money. They will usually allow users to dial up through a modem, DSL, or cable connection to view the information on the Internet Access is via SLIP, PPP, or TCP/IP. Picking your ISP is an important decision but has more to do with how you access the Internet rather than which host you choose.

Internet Service Provider, a type of company that sells Internet access.

Internet Service Provider.  A company offering access to -- and related services of -- the Internet and Web to its customers.  Most ISPs offer their services through phone lines via modem.

Internet service provider - any organisation offering connections to the Internet or to part of it whose service also generally includes hosting

Internet Service Provider. A company providing the means for individuals or businesses to connect their PCs to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides Web servers with access to the Internet. ISP's also offer Web access to other users and to businesses.

An Internet Service Provider (ISP) provides its customers with access to the Internet, usually through a phone line linked to the computer. ISPs may offer the service for a flat monthly fee with access provided through a freephone number. Some providers do not charge you a monthly fee but you will have to pay for the phone calls. The ISP will give you a software package, username, password and access phone number.

Internet Service Provider. The folks whom you pay every month to be able to have access to the internet. Not to be confused with a hosting company, although quite a few provide both Hosting and ISP services.

Internet Service Provider. A provider of internet access. This can be broadband or dial-up.

Internet Service Provider. ISPs offer services like Internet access, e-mail and web site hosting. JavaScript - A simple programming language developed by Netscape to enable greater interactivity in Web pages. It interacts with HTML, enabling dynamic content and motion. Keywords - Most web pages contain keywords hidden within the code to assist with categorising on search engines and directories.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP sells Internet access services and other products.

(Internet Service Provider) A company or organization that offers connections to the Internet. An ISP is equipped with server computers, lines, routers, and all necessary hard/software for connecting to the Internet. It usually supplies email accounts, USENET service, disk space for home pages, and many other services.

A company that will, once dialed or similarly contacted by modem (ISDN, DSL, cable modem, etc.) provide a user with a connection to the Internet.

An ISP is an Internet Service Provider - a company that provides Internet connection to its customers. To connect to the Internet with an ISP you need a modem (or other connection type) and a phone line. You then dial-up the ISP and they give you access via their computers, which are permanently connected to the Internet.

A company that provides access to the Internet. Before you can connect to the Internet you must first establish an account with an Internet Service Provider (ISP). For a monthly fee, the service provider gives you a software package, username, password and an access phone number. The best thing to do when choosing an ISP is to be sure they have a local access number so you won't have to dial a long distance number to connect. Also look for an account that offers unlimited access and storage on the ISP's server so you can house your own Web site for the same monthly fee. ONLINE SERVICE - Includes national services such as AOL (America On Line), CompuServe, and Prodigy. They provide Internet access, in addition to Web browsers, newsgroups, chat, bulletin boards, limited Web page hosting, and search engines. See OSP. Local ISP - Services differ according to equipment power, and the proficiency of the staff. If you plan to open a Web site, develop a Web site to enhance your present business, or plan to begin a business on the Web, a local ISP should be investigated.

(Internet Service Provider) - the firm that provides your connection to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. a company that provides dial up access/ broad band and hosting to the Internet.

An institution that provides users/subscribers with access to the Internet; typically for money.

An ISP (Internet Service Provider) is a company that provides individuals and other companies access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An Internet service provider (ISP) is a business or organization that offers users access to the Internet and related services. Most telecommunications operators are ISPs. They provide services such as Internet transit, domain name registration and hosting, dial-up access, leased line access and colocation. Source: Wikipedia.org - Internet service provider

Internet Service Provider. This is the organisation that provides your connection to the Internet.

Internet Service Providers allow you the link to access to the Internet through dial-up, DSL, cable or satellite connections.

Internet service provider] A company that allows you to access its host server to connect directly to the Internet. The ISP gives you a software package, user name, and access phone numbers for a monthly fee. If your computer has a modem, you can connect to the Internet, access websites, and send and receive e-mail. jumper A plastic plug that fits over a pair of protruding pins. The wire connects the pins and creates a circuit. Jumpers provide a simple and reversible method for changing the circuitry in a printed circuit board. Abbreviation for kilo-, indicating 1000.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet via a dial-up modem connection or other high-bandwidth access method. Fees are generally charged monthly.

Internet Service Provider. These are the companies who supply internet access to people who don't have their own servers. It is best to find one which is fast, reliable, and inexpensive. If you travel often, choose a national provider whom you can access from anywhere you're likely to go. If you are overwhelmed by choices, ask your friends if they like their service or visit a website which compares the services in your area.

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Internet Service Provider. A company that allows home and corporate users to connect to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider is a group or company that provides access to the Internet through modem/isdn or leased phone lines.

An institution that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for money. ISPs come in 2 main types standard ISPs who charge a fixed monthly fee and allow unlimited access and Online Service Providers (OSPs) who have a variable pricing model based on access time and offer additional online services unconnected to the Internet. Examples of OSPs include Compuserve, AOL and MSN and ISPs include Demon, PowerNet, Easynet, UUNet, etc. Most ISPs now offer Dial-up access as well as ISDN, Leased Line and other services. Back to the Top

Internet Service Provider; a company such as THUS which provides access to the Net via Demon, it's Internet brand.

or " dial-up provider"="Internet Service Provider"; the company you pay for monthly dial-up access to the internet. For example, mindspring.com and aol.com are ISPs. If you use the internet only at work or at school, you probably don't have an ISP. See also IPP.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides a connection to the Internet, such as UUNET Technologies.

Short for Internet service provider, an ISP owns and operates all of the equipment (telephony, digital cable, servers, etc.) that allow you to connect to the Internet from your home or office. Most ISPs sell access to their services for a small monthly fee, which you can access by "calling in" or "connecting to" your ISP's computer network.

Internet Service Provider. A company that offers access to the Internet for providing and obtaining information. Every time you log on, your ISP connects you to the Internet.

A company that provides Internet access to consumers. Your communications software makes a local call to your ISP, which in turn connects to the Internet through high-speed phone lines. Once connected, you can exchange email, surf the Web or perform any other Internet activities.

Internet service provider. A business that provides its customers with connections to the Internet along with other services.

A hosting company that provides end user access to such internet services as e-mail, the World Wide Web, FTP, newsgroups, and so forth.

Abbreviation for Internet service provider. A company that allows you to dial into its host server to connect directly to the Internet. jumper Jumpers are small blocks on a circuit board with two or more pins emerging from them. Plastic plugs containing a wire fit down over the pins. The wire connects the pins and creates a circuit. Jumpers provide a simple and reversible method of changing the circuitry in a printed circuit board. Abbreviation for kilo-, indicating 1000.

Internet Service Provider. A company or other organization that provides Internet access to a user community. Also known as an ISP.

Internet Service Provider -- A business that allows companies and individuals to connect to the Internet by providing the interface (either direct or dial-up) to the Internet backbone.

Internet service provider. The company which provides your computer with a connection to the Internet. The Internet equivalent of a phone or cable TV company. In fact, many phone and cable TV companies are also ISPs.

Internet Service Provider. Company that provides access for users and businesses to the Internet.

Provide connections into the Internet for home users and businesses. There are local, regional, national, and global ISPs. You can think of local ISPs as the gatekeepers into the Internet.

ISP stands for Internet Service Provider. Your Internet Service Provider is the company that provides you with access to the Internet. Examples include: AOL, Telstra, Optus etc. () () () ()

This is an acronym of Internet Service Provider. These are organizations or companies that provide people with network connectivity to the Internet.

Internet service provider; provides a direct connection to the backbone of the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. The company that provides you with dial-up (or other) access to the internet. AT&T Worldnet, Netcom, Earthlink, and AOL are all ISPs.

Internet service provider. Organizations that provide connections to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet for a monthly fee. Usually includes access to e-mail, World-Wide Web, and other services.

(Internet Service Provider) -- An institution that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for money. (Evansinet, America On Line (AOL), InReach)

Internet Service Provider. A company or organisation that provides access to the Internet. An example ISP is EFTel.

Internet Service Provider. for the purposes of this document, the term ‘ISPâ€(tm) refers to Internet Service Providers who purchase intermediate services and sell retail services to end-users.

Abbreviation for Internet Service Provider. An organization that provides internet services online.

A company that provides direct access to the Internet, normally for a fee. Also usually provides email service.

Internet Service Provider. An organization that sells Internet connectivity and provides consultation and service to organizations and end users.

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An ISP, or Internet Service Provider, is a company that provides users access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An Internet Service Provider is a business which provides connectivity to the Internet. It provides you with the ability to send and receive Internet e-mail, browse the World Wide Web and download files from Internet servers. Internet Service Providers often offer other Internet-related services such as web-site design and hosting.

Internet Service Provider. A company that you would use to connect to the Internet., e.g. NTL or AOL.

Internet service provider. The host company that connects you to the internet and delivers your email.

Internet Service Provider. A company which gives its subscribers access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. This is the service you subscribe to in order to connect with the Internet. It may be a small local company with a few thousand subscribers, a regional company (e.g. uswest.net) or a nationwide mega-provider like AOL or AT&T WorldNet. Most ISPs sell a connection, nothing more.

(Internet Service Provider) An organization that provides a connection to the Net or that hosts a site in the Net.

Internet Service Provider Company which provides access to the internet for its clients

Internet Service Provider. A company from whom users purchase Internet connectivity. This could either be a dedicated connection (a telephone connection that always stays open) or a dial-up connection (a telephone connection that must be dialed to open). Commonly, users utilize software such as PPP or SLIP to allow Internet connectivity across the line.

Internet Service Provider. A company that supplies people and other companies access to the Internet. Many provide Web page hosting services, as well.

Internet service provider. A company specializing in offering end-users access to the Internet. As a rule does not have own communications network but functions as a link between the user and the net operator

(Internet Service Provider) An ISP is a company that provides access to the Internet to individuals and companies. An ISP owns or rents the equipment required to provide access for the area it is serving. Many smaller ISPs are regional, however, there are a number of nationwide ISPs. Regional Bell Operating Companies also provide Internet service in most areas of the US.

Internet Service Provider - An organization providing Internet access via dial-up connections.

(Internet Service Provider) An organization that provides connection services such as Internet access, hosting of Web sites, software for navigating and publishing content on the Internet, and payment systems for electronic commerce.

A company that provides individuals and other organisations access to the Internet and other related services such as Web site building and virtual hosting.

(Internet Service Provider) -- An institution that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for money. You need an ISP to connect your computer to the internet.

Internet Service Provider - this company provides a medium for you to connect to the internet, be it by phone, cable, satellite, or other.

Internet Service Provider. A business organisation that provides Internet access through a dial up networking or dedicated service line access.

Internet Service Provider. Last Mile The connection - normally copper wire - between a telephone exchange and the end user. MPLS Label Switching enables the prioritisation of data as it travels through the network. This means realtime functions, such as voice telephony, can be delivered with minimum latency and packet-loss. MPLS architecture assists with rapid deployment of VPN's, allowing new network nodes to be deployed without the need to reconfigure all other points on the network.

Internet Service Provider. A public provider of remote connections to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP provides Internet access to people or corporations. ISPs generally have pools of modems awaiting dial-up connections. Smaller ISPs buy bandwidth from larger ISPs. There are two basic ways of connecting: one is to get a PPP or Slip account; the other is to get a UNIX shell account.

An Internet Service provider provides Internet access points.

Internet services provider. They provide Internet access to users, generally via dial-up or cable modem to a host computer i.e. a computer that provides processing, storage and access for other users. They may also offer proprietary services and information resources. Telewest's ISP is called blueyonder.

Internet Service Provider. An organization or company that provides Internet access to individuals or organizations.

Internet Service Provider. Corporation/Institution that provides access to the Internet (ex: AOL, Frontier, Time Warner, Juno, etc.)

A company or organization that lets users connect to the Internet by dialling into its computers using a modem. ISPs typically charge a fee for providing a dial-up telephone number, an email address, and some technical assistance (usually via email). Also called an IPP. See also online service.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is an organization that lets users dial into its computers to connect to its Internet link for a fee.

Internet Service Provider. Any company that provides Internet access service.

Innovated Supply Program. The ISP will provide up to a total of $250,000 in grants on a competitive basis to stimulate and advance new innovative ideas that have potential to produce new sources of water supply for Southern Californa.

internet service provider, companies that you pay so that you can use their servers to access the Internet.

Internet Service Providers are your access points to the Internet. They provide the doorway by which you go on-line.

(Internet Service Provider): A company that provides access to the Internet to its clients.

Internet Service Provider is a dial-in service that allows a computer to connect to the internet.

Abbreviation for "Internet Service Provider". An ISP is an institution that provides access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet, such as AOL, Prodigy, etc. Allows users to dial up through a modem, DSL, or cable connection to view the information on the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. To find one, try ISP Deals.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides third-party access to me Internet.

Internet Service Provider. MONSTER ISP is a good example.

this stands for Internet Service Provider and is the company you use to access the internet, for example BT, Virgin, AOL.

An Internet Service Provider is a company that provides access to the Internet. It provides the Web servers and the telecommunications access. See also access.

(Internet Service Provider) A company that sells access to the Internet. Most ISPs offer access through a local phone number. Some offer regional and national access, which can be a money saver for travelers.

Internet Service Provider An organisation providing access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company or organization which provides access to the Internet to others.

(internet service provider). The company that provides you with your internet connection.

(Internet Service Provider) - an organisation which provides a user with access to the Internet, in return for a monthly fee or at no charge, and hosts web sites for other users to access

The organization providing you with a means of connecting to the internet.

This stands for Internet Service Providers and refers to any company supplying you internet access.

Internet Service Provider [ISP] is the company that provides you with a connection to the Internet via either a dialup connection or a direct connection.

(Internet Service Provider). A company that provide services related to the Internet. It ALSO allows users to connect to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. Also known as an access provider, an ISP is any company or institution that provides access to the Internet. Examples of Canadian ISPs are Sympatico and ISTAR.

"Internet Service Provider" business that provides access to the Internet, usually for a monthly fee. i.e. AOL, Earthlink, Verizon. The difference between an ISP and a browser is that a browser allows you to view internet files (web pages) while your ISP allows you to connect to the internet.

Internet Service Provider. A commercial organization that provides a business with services to connect to the Internet. e.Order isn't supported for use with a server provided by an ISP; the server where you run eEnterprise, e.Order and your Internet server application must be a computer within your organization.

Internet Service Provider. Company that provides connection to the Internet typically via a dialup link (ie. AOL, Always Over Loaded) . See DSP for a better definition of service.

Internet Service Provider - a Company or Organisation, such as Freeserve or Demon, who provide businesses and home users access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider - a business, government or non-profit group that provides access to the Internet via telephone lines and computer modems, usually for a fee of approximately $20 US per month for basic service

the organization that provides individuals or other organizations with access to the Internet.

an acronym for Internet Service provider. This is the company that provides your Internet services, such as your web site hosting. You may have more than one ISP, or if you are in a large company, your own company might fulfill some of the rolls of your ISP.

A company that provides direct access to the Internet as opposed to an online service (for example, America Online or CompuServe) that provides Internet access through a gateway. ISPs usually offer a large range of services, such as Gopher, Archie, Telnet, FTP, or WWW.

companies which provide telecommunications services over fixed or mobile networks, or services with a telecommunication service component, to the public at large but do not own or operate telecommunications networks.

INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER. A company or organization that provides a variety of Internet services for a fee.

Internet Service Provider, the people you pay to give you a connection to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A for-profit provider of equipment and software furnishing Internet access, usually for a monthly fee. ISP's have purchased modem banks and run servers, but lease space on digital fiber-optic data trunk lines from firms like MCI and Sprint.

Short version of Internet Service Provider. Organization that grants Internet access to companies and individuals through servers of its own, or provides special services that use the Internet (like web hosting).

(Internet Service Provider) A person or business that supplies connectivity to the internet and through the internet.

An organization that maintains a server directly connected to the Internet. Users who are not directly connected to the Internet typically connect through a service provider. To acquire these connections, users call the provider and set up an account.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides individuals or companies with access to the internet. JPEG: JPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group. They are a common format for graphics on the web. JPEG images are usually smaller in size than GIF images. Kilobyte: A kilobyte is a term used for storage. It is equal to 1,024 bytes.

an organisation that allows users to dial into its computers to connect to the internet, for a fee.

A usually commercial service that provides access to the Internet. Fees often depend on the amount of time and the maximum possible speed, in bits per second, of access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. Provides the user with access to the Internet. Also called an access provider.

A supplier of Internet services including access. Originally distinguished from IAPs (Internet Access Provider q.v.) since they provided the major back-bone connections between countries, and sold on bandwidth to smaller local IAPs. The term seems to be declining in use.

An ISP, or Internet Service Provider, is a company that handles the interface between a user and the Internet. ISPs lease phone and cables lines from the large telecoms and regulate the traffic transmitted on them, routing the signals to the appropriate parts of the network.

Internet Service Provider – the company from which you purchase your Internet access.

Internet Service Provider. A host company that provides internet services and resources. There are many ISPs to choose from so you should take time to find the ones that are really good. Check the rules/requirements and make sure you find the type of service needed for your specific site before signing up with an ISP.

An ISP (Internet Service Provider) is an organization that provides access to the Internet. The ISP provides a username, password, an access phone number, and the appropriate software. Using a modem, you can connect to to the Internet and send and receive E-mail, browse the World Wide Web and Newsgroups.

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Internet Service Provider. An organization or company that provides users access to the Internet.

This stands for Internet Service Provider, the company you buy your internet service from.

A company that provides you with access to the internet for a fee. These are the companies that run your dial-up modem, cable modem, DSL, or ISDN service.

A company that provides web hosting, FTP hosting, email and other Internet services.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet through modems, ISDN, T1s, etc.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a company that provides dial-up (aka modem) access to the Internet for a fee.

An Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a company or organisation, such as Mesh Broadband, dedicated to providing home users and businesses with access to the Internet.

A company that provides subscriber access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider is a company that provides connection to the internet. An ISP may be a consumer online service or an independent service provider. ISPs are also sometimes referred to as IAP (Internet access providers).

An Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a company that provides individuals and companies access to the Internet via a phone line linked to the computer. This is normally offered for a flat monthly fee through a free phone number or no monthly fee but you have to pay for the telephone calls.

Internet Service Provider. Companies who provide access to the internet. Access may be via dial-up modems basic rate ISDN or digital leased lines.

An Internet Service Provider, such as Intelos, Sprint, Adelphia, etc.

Internet Service Provider A company that provides access to the Internet. By establishing points-of-presence (POP's) containing remote access servers and additional devices, as well as a suite of user software packages the Internet service provider acts as a commercial Internet on-ramp. Providers typically charge a monthly fee and supply technical support and advice to customers.

an acronym for Internet service provider such as America Online, SNET, Earthlink, etc. eyword earch: a search that allows the user to search the contents of the indices or articles for a specific keyword or phrase. aser isc: a large, platter-like disc that uses laser technology to store data.

Internet Service Provider. This is the entity that supplies your "entrance ramp" to the "information highway" of the World Wide Web.

An Internet service provider offers various technical services that are required to use or operate Internet services.

Internet Service Provider. Companies that offer access to the Internet to subscribers. Examples include Earthlink, AOL, Verizon, etc.

Internet Service Providers sell access to the Internet and other Internet related services such as Home Page creation and Web site management.

Internet Service Provider (e.g., AOL or Earthlink)

An institution or company that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for a monthly fee. Once connection is established with the ISP via your dial-up ,cable or DSL modem, one of the ISP's routers, routes you to the Internet "backbone" and from there, you can access information from anywhere around the world.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides Internet access services to consumers and businesses. ISPs lease connections from Internet backbone provides, while most ISPs are small companies that service a local area. There are also regional and national ISPs (such as America Online).

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a company that acts as a point of access to the Internet.

Internet service Provider. Companies that sell Internet access.

Internet Service Provider. The service used to connect to the internet

Short for Internet Service Provider, a company that provides access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An organization that provides access to the Internet, usually for a monthly fee. An ISP can be a commercial provider, a corporate computer network, a school, college, university, or the government.

A company that offers access to the Internet, such as AOL (one of many providers). Users obtain an account on the service provider's system to log onto the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. Any business which provides access to the Internet, usually through one of three options--dial-up, DSL, or cable.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the internet. Some are free, where you just pay the price of a local phone call to dial the internet, others charge a fee but may offer special benefits, such as telephone support.

Internet Service Provider. An organization that allows users to dial into its computers to connect to an Internet link for a fee. ISPs generally provide only an Internet connection, an E-mail (electronic mail) address, and perhaps Web browsing software. You can use an ISP based in your town that offers an access number in your local calling area or a national ISP that provides local-access numbers across the country (many of them also offer 1-800 dialing access). You can also connect to the Internet through a commercial online service, such as CompuServe or America Online. With this kind of connection, you get Internet access and the proprietary features offered by the online service, such as chat rooms and searchable databases. Internet access through online services may be more expensive than that obtained through an ISP.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet and usually other services such as email and Web hosting.

Provides access to those things available on the Internet, newsgroups, Web sites, and e-mail.

Internet Service Provider, the company willing to publish your web pages for a small fee. These fees are separated from what Business Prompt charges. Return

Internet Service Provider. Typically this refers to the company supplying your connectivity to the internet. For example BT Openworld or Eclipse.

Also known as an Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a company that provides software and communications to connect users to the Internet. Examples of an ISP is AOL or MSN.

Internet Service Provider; A company that provides paid users with access to the Internet. Customers use software to connect to the ISP over phone or cable lines. ISPs connect to each other through NAPs (network access points).

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides Internet access to consumers and/or businesses, usually for a monthly or yearly fee. An ISP allows you to surf the Web, read and send email, download files and more.

(Internet Service Provider) A company which provides a connection to the internet, or internet services.

Internet Service Provider: connects individual users to the Internet via dial up accounts. This access is for a fee which is often a flat rate making it far more economical than access through national online services. If you purchase internet access through Inter-tech, then Inter-tech is your ISP. All internet connection questions are best directed to them.

INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER. a commercial company that sells Internet connection facilities.

Internet Service Provider - A company which provides customers with access to the Internet. » Back to top of screen

Internet Service Provider. Company that sells access to the Internet, eg: AOL, Freeserve.

This means Internet Service Provider such as Integrity Network Solutions.

Newbies use AOL

Internet Service Provider. These are your dial-up providers (DigiVerge, etc.) your DSL's and Cable (RoadRunner, etc.) internet connection providers. They give you access to the internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company or organization that provides a user with a connection to the Internet.

An "Internet Service Provider" usually refers to an individual or organization which operates a computer, or computer network, through which they provide connections to the Internet.

ISP stands for Internet Service Provider. An ISP provides access to the Internet for others via some connectivity service(s). This might be in the form of dial up services, web hosting services or the combination of both.

An Internet Service Provider is an organisation enabling PC users to access the World Wide Web and other Internet facilities at home via a modem or broadband connection.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides users with Internet access. For example, AOL (American Online) is a service provider - when you join, you get access to AOL services, access to the Internet, and (if you join at a certain rate) space on their server for a small web site. There are also companies that provide direct access to the Internet and allow you to set up larger web sites.

Internet Service Provider. Comcast and America on Line [AOL] are ISPs.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is the company that provides broadband and dial-up connections to customers.

Internet Service Provider. Your internet service provider is the company that administers your Internet connection. AOL and Wanadoo are two ISPs you may have come across. It may be that your connection is administered by the Computer Services Department of an educational institution, organisation or business.

Internet Service Provider. A company that gives individuals and businesses access to the Internet via phone lines. Many ISPs charge about $20.00 a month for unlimited access via a local phone number or cable.

An ISP is a telecommunications company that sells Internet access services and other products to end users.

Abbreviation for Internet Service Provider. Internet service can be provided through the phone line, cable and power line.

Internet Service Provider. A company or institution that provides Internet connection to end users. An ISP provides an e-mail address, connectivity software and a set of modems which customers can connect to and thus gain access to the Internet.

A company that provides access to the Internet for a monthly fee. If you do not have an ISP and would like to try the University of Toronto's Internet service, please contact UTORdial.

Abbreviation of "INTERNET Service Provider" (often simply called Provider): this means companies or institutions that operate partial networks of the INTERNET. Each ISP attempts to provide a smooth exchange with the networks of the other providers. Usually the PoPs (Point of Presence) operate local access points to the INTERNET, i.e. the nodes for dialing at local rates.

A company that provides customers access to the Internet, Web hosting and or other related services.

Internet Service Provider. Any organization that provides direct Internet access.

Internet Service Provider. A company which allows you access to the Internet (Your school district may already have service for you). To have access to the internet, you will need to subscribe for service through an Internet Service Provider. There is a monthly fee for this service. It is just like signing up for cable TV. The ISP is the same as a cable company with whom you would sign-up. America Online (AOL) is an example of an internet service provider.

Abbreviation for Internet service provider, a service that connects subscribers to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company with dialup phone lines that you use with your modem to get connected to the Internet. Usually you get e-mail and space for a Web site too.

Internet Service Provider. A company who provides a paid service for enabling your computer to make connections to the internet. The ISP links individuals to the internet through their home computer and (usually) a telephone line.()

Internet Service Provider, company which provides connection to the Internet, typically piggybacking on the local telephone company's wires.

(Internet Service Provider): the company that provides you with access service to the internet for a fee. Example: America Online.

Internet Service Provider. Any company providing commercial access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An Internet-connected organization that provides basic Internet access to other individuals and groups. Many ISPs also offer a broader catalogue of Internet-related services (e.g., mailing lists, Web site hosting).

Abbreviation for Internet service provider, a company that provides connections to the Internet.

Short for Internet service provider, a private company that offers dial-up access to the World Wide Web, usually for a monthly or hourly fee.

Internet Service Provider. A business that provides access for personal computers to connect to the World Wide Web.

This stands for Internet Service Provider. MODEM A device that allows computers to communicate with each other over telephone lines. Modems change digital signals to telephone signals for transmission and then back to digital signals. Modems come in different speeds: the higher the speed, the faster the information is sent and received. MOUSE A small device attached to your computer by a cord, which lets you give commands to the computer. Main

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet for companies and/or individuals.

"ISP stands for Internet Service Provider," AKA Internet Access Provider (IAP) or just access provider. An ISP sells dial-up access to the Internet. That is, your modem dials the ISP's phone number to connect you to the Net.

"Internet Service Provider". Sometimes used synonymously with the term "OSP", or "Online Service Provider". In the DMCA Safe Harbor provisions (17 U.S.C. § 512), Congress used the term "Online Service Provider", distinguishing between providers of Internet access, search engines, hosting services, and other services.

a company that provides access to the Internet. Usually for a monthly fee, the ISP gives you software, a username, password, and an access phone number. To connect to the Internet with an ISP you will typically need a modem for your computer and a phone line.

An Internet Service Provider provides Internet connectivity.

Internet Service Provider. A gateway company which provides a consumer with access to Internet, usually through a small monthly charge of $15. The ISP typically provides a server to store and forward information as well as access to Internet backbone infrastructure. An ISP is usually considered to be different from an On-Line Service Provider who will frequently provide proprietary services as well as connection to the Internet

Internet Service Provider. Provides access to the Internet, and may also provide hosting and other services.

Internet Service Provider. The organisation or corporation that you dial into via modem so as to gain various access into the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides direct Internet access via modem or high-speed connection. For a monthly fee, the ISP gives you a software package, user name, password, and access phone number. You can then log on to the Internet, browse the World Wide Web, and send and receive e-mail.

Internet Service provider- Organisation that provide Internet access for individuals to use from their home/office computer. There are many ISP's operating within the UK each company offering its own packages. Sometimes known as Internet Access Providers (IAP)

Internet Service Provider. Thsi provides the access point to the Internet for small business and also individual users. The ISP provides customers with a dial-up access for its router which in turn relays traffic to other web servers on the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet and may also offer other online services to members or subscribers.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides software that enables PCs to connect to the internet.

an entity that provides commercial access to the Internet. These can range in size from someone operating dial-up access with a 56 kilobit line and several dozens of customers to providers with multiple pops in multiple cities and substantial backbones and thousands or even tens of thousands of customers.

(Internet Service Provider) A group that provides access to the Internet via a phone connection and other services (email) for a cost. Examples of ISPs are AOL, AT&T and Sprint.

Internet Service Provider: A name used to describe commercial organizations that provide Internet services. Not to be confused with commercial online services such as AOL, CompuServe, and Prodigy which do not simply patch you into the Net but provide chat rooms, databases, and other pay-as-you-go services.

A company providing a connection to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider (a company that gives subscribers full Internet access via SLIP or PPP, for a fee)

Internet Service Provider. A company or organization that provides other companies or individuals with access to, or presence on, the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. Any organization that provides Internet access to consumers, usually for a fee.

A service that allows you to connect to the Internet. When you sign up (it takes special software and a modem), you'll be asked to enter a screen name, a secret password and your credit card number. Usually, online charges are billed to your credit card. Most providers allow you to review your monthly expenses online instead of sending you a separate itemized bill. If you note unexpected charges from your ISP, call for an explanation. If you're not satisfied with the explanation, or think you may be the victim of fraud, write a letter to your credit card company and your state Attorney General.

An Internet Service Provider is a company (like AOL, Earthlilnk, NetZero etc.) that provides a way for its customers to access the Internet.

You'll need to set up an account with an ISP (internet service provider) in order to access the internet. These companies, like BT and AOL, offer a range of internet access options.

Internet Service Provider. The companies which provide you Internet access without the "extra" content provided by AOL or some other Online service.

Internet Service Provider. BTinternet is an ISP.

Internet Service Provider. This is your connection to the Internet. You use an ISP to connect onto the Internet every time you log on.

(Internet Service Provider) - a company that provides customers with a connection to the Internet and may provide e-mail services. (See also OSP.)

Internet Service Provider. Company that purchases direct access to the internet and resells the services to smaller subscribers.

A company that provides you with an internet connection, either for fixed monthly fee or the cost of local call changes.

Internet Service Provider, an organization that provides access (usually dial-up) to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides you with a connection to the internet. See ISPs for more.

Internet Service Provider. A gateway service which uses the Internet Protocol (IP) to offer consumers access to the Internet. (compare with on-line service provider).

(Internet service provider) refers to any service provider, including providers of voice telephony or cable television services, that provides Internet connectivity on a retail or wholesale basis. Internet connectivity services include Internet access and Internet transit.

(Internet Service Provider) the company that provides you with access to the Internet, such as AOL, Freeserve or Virgin.

Internet service provider. organization that provides access to the Internet but does not provide other special services to subscribers.

Internet Service Provider: An institution that provides access to the Internet. The ISP will provide a bank of modems, a server and a backbone connection to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. Any company that allows subscribers gain access to the Internet, usually via a modem over a telephone line.

Internet Service Provider. This is who you pay to gain access to the internet. It might be your local cable or DSL company, or a dial up provider such as America Online.

Internet service provider. A company which provides other companies or individuals with access to, or presence on, the Internet. Most ISPs are also Internet Access Providers -- extra services include help with design, creation and administration of WWW sites, etc.

Internet Service Provider. And individual or company that provides Internet connections to other individuals or companies. The connections may be temporary connections such as a dial-up connection or a permanent connection such as an ISDN line.

Internet Service Provider. An organization that lets users dial into its computers to connect to its Internet link for a fee. You can get an account with a local ISP that has a local-access phone number in your area or with a national ISP that has local-access numbers around the country. ISPs are unlike commercial online services in that they typically do not provide any content, just access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider - Like AOL, Earthlink, or PacBell. The people who you pay each month for the privilege of getting online

Internet Service Provider, an outfit or company which offers access to the Internet, usually for a fee.

Internet Service Provider. That's us! Internet Service Providers provide your basic access to the Internet. They typically provide other services such as web page hosting, ISDN access, HTML programming, and networking.

Acronym for Internet Service Provider; any organization providing Internet services

Internet Service Provider. Company that provides access to the Internet through connectivity services. Examples include AOL, Comcast, Earthlink, and Verizon.

Internet Service Provider. To find one, try The List.

Internet Service Provider, a service, for example AOL, needed by users who are going to access the Internet from home or work, unless they are connected directly to the Internet through a local area network (LAN).

Internet Service Provider. A company which provides other companies or individuals with access to, or presence on, the Internet. ISP's control the delivery of e-mail to their members.

Your Internet Service Provider (ISP) is the company with whom you contract to provide your connection to the Internet. It may be a telephone company, a cable TV company, or a company that specializes in providing Internet connections to home-based users or businesses.

An ISP is an Internet Service Provider. While any company that provides Internet access is an ISP, the term tends to be used to refer to small local companies that provide Internet access without any particular content or advertising.  j-m

A web site or home page basically is a set of files which sit on a disk on a computer which is connected to the internet. The computer that these files reside on is referred to as a web server. Web servers need to handle requests for pages from the internet 24 hours a day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year. They also need to deliver that information fast, and often to many requestors at the same time. This really demands a permanent connection of the web server to the internet trough a high speed, 24/7/365 connection; not practical or cost effective for most companies or individuals to do themselves! This is where the ISP (Internet Service Provider) adds value. Internet service providers basically have banks of computers (web servers) all connected through high speed connections onto the internet. Then companies effectively "rent" space on these servers to "host" their web site files. They also provide URL to IP Address name resolution for the URLs they host

This stands for Internet Service Provider and is normally the company that provides Internet connectivity services to homes and offices.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides individuals and businesses with access to the Internet. Many ISPs also provide website hosting services. E-xact utilizes IP.

Internet Service Provider. Companies that provide a means for their users to access the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. Companies that provide access to the internet usually for a fee. Common ISP's are AOL, Charter Cable, Comcast Cable, EarthLink, and SBCGlobal. ISP's provide a portal to the internet through dial up or broadband connections. They usually provide e-mail accounts for their users. Companies also us ISP's to provide an internet port though they have their own internet and e-mail servers.

Internet Service Provider. Serves as the gateway between your computer and the Internet. People use modems to dial-in to their ISP and access the Web.

Acronym for Internet service provider. A business that supplies Internet connectivity services to individuals, businesses, and other organizations.

ISP stands for Internet Service Provider. These are typically fee-based companies that provide dial-up access to the Internet via SLP, PPP, or TCP/IP. Examples: Earthlink, AOL, MSN

Internet service provider. A company that provides Internet access to its customers. Access to the Internet can be provided either via modem or by direct connection, which offers far higher speeds. Internet service providers are different from online services, although these services sometimes also provide access to the Internet.

Stands for Internet Service Provoider.

Internet Service Provider - This is the company which provides your connection to the Internet - AOL, Prodigy, CompuServe and Microsoft Network are all ISPs.

Internet Service Provider. An organization that provides access to the Internet. Small ISPs provide service via modem and ISDN while the larger ones also offer private line hookups (T1, fractional T1, etc.). Kilobytes per second (Kbps) It is 1,000 bits per second, a measure of the speed in which data can be transmitted from one device to another.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet, usually for a fee: or some sort of 'Trade Off,' such as allowing the company to place adverts upon your web site, or permitting them to gather market research information on you.

ISP stands for Internet Service Provider. An ISP provides access to the Internet for others via some connectivity service(s). Examples of ISPs include Earthlink, Mindspring, and WorldNet to name a few.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet (as Time Warner Cable Business Class) for a monthly fee.

Internet Service Provider. The company that provides your Internet connection in order to access the Internet.

Internet Service Provider (Provedor de Servicio de Internet) An organization who offers service of access to Internet through dedicated lines.

(Internet Service Provider) – a company or organization that lets users connect to the Internet by dialing into its computers using a modem. ISP's typically charge a fee for providing a dial-up telephone number, an email address, and some technical assistance (usually via email).

Internet Service Provider. The term desribes companies that provide Internet access services, like Tellas.

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Internet Service Provider. A business or organization that offers users access to the Internet and related services. Many but not all ISPs are telephone or cable companies. They provide services such as Internet transit, domain name registration and hosting, dial-up access, and leased-line access.

Internet Service Provider Provides your computer's connection to the Internet. In addition your ISP may also provide space for your website.

Internet Service Provider. An organization, such as a private business or an educational institution, that provides a linkage to the Internet "backbone." SIUC is an ISP.

Internet Service Provider. Those folks that you pay so you can access the Internet.

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Internet service provider. an agency or company that assigns an Internet address to individual users, enabling them to access the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A commercial service that provides access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider is a company that provides your connection to the Internet through a variety of options (dial-up, cable, DSL, T1 etc.)

An institution that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for money.- View the Wikipeida full summary for ISP

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet for a fee, most often via phone lines. Some provide access via cable lines.

You must have some sort of Internet Service Provider in order to access the Internet. ISP's allow you to dial into one location, which then provides you with a link to the Internet.

Internet service provider. The company you have chosen to give you Internet access, e.g. AOL, Comcast, Verizon.net, BigPond, Wanadoo, etc.

Internet service provider, the firm that leases and manages connections to the internet for almost all homes and businesses

Internet service provider. A company or organization that offers a connection service to the Internet by modem connection for a fee.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet. The ISP provides dial-in lines for modem users, as well as higher-speed lines for linking LANs to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is your bridge to the Internet. Through your ISP, you will receive an Internet address which allows you to send and receive email, surf the Web, and perform other Internet-related operations including using the Aplio/Phone.

Internet Service Provider. Company that provides leased line, dialup, and DSL (Point-to-Point over Ethernet and DHCP) access to customers.

Internet Service Provider is an organisation or business which provides access to the Internet.

Internet service provider. Organisations that provide gateways to the Internet.

An Internet service provider (ISP) is a company that provides customers with access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a company that provides access to the Internet for a monthly fee. It provides you with a software package, username, password, and access phone number. Equipped with a modem, you can then log on to the Internet and send and receive e-mails.

An Internet service provider (ISP) is used to establish a connection to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides other companies with the equipment and information they need to access the Web. ISPs may host websites and/or supply the necessary telecommunication lines.

An Internet service provider (ISP), sometimes referred to as Internet access provider (IAP), is a company that provides access to the Internet for consumers. The company handles the link from your computer to the rest of the Internet.

Stands for "Internet service provider," a company that provides Internet access for a fee.

Internet Service Provider. Offers a connection to the Internet. You dial up the provider through the modem (a 'dial-up' account) for a regular fee. Each ISP has its own pricing structure, but most are based on a time charging rate. Comparing the merits of different ISPs depends on your museum's needs, finances, how often and for what reason you want to use the Internet. Your ISP should be able to supply you with the software you will need to connect to them and use the applications they provide. If you are in a rural area you should also check whether the ISP will charge you at STD or local call rates.

Internet Service Provider - provides a connection to the Internet. Most ISPs also provide email accounts with passwords and mailboxes.

Internet Service Provider. A company that connects users to the Internet, sometimes referred to as an On-line Service Provider or Access Provider.

Internet Service Provider. Companies that provide home or business users with a connection to access the Internet. They can also host web sites or provide a link from web servers to enable other companies and consumers access to a corporate web site.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a provider for internet connections to private and business customers.

Internet Service Provider is a company that offers access to the Internet. Dial-up users obtain an account on the service provider's system and use its computers to log on to the net. ISPs also provide dedicated high-speed connections from a business LAN to the Internet.

(Internet Service Provider): A company that maintains a constant connection to the internet and sells internet access to individuals and/or businesses. Also called an Internet Access Provider, Access Provider, or Access Service Provider.

An institution that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for money. See Also: Internet

internet service provider. e.g. AOL, MSN, @home, AT&T, Earthlink

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a business that provides an individual with access to the internet. Some methods of providing this service are through dial-up telephone, cable, or high-speed DSL circuit.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides Internet access accounts.

Internet Service Provider. A company that resells bandwidth from their connection to a backbone.

Internet Service Provider, a company (can be a communications carrier) that has access to the Internet and can provide remote dial server access ports for users to use for connections via modem dial-up. Typically these service providers also have disk space on HTTP servers to hold Web pages that can be used by others. But you've already found us - so you don't need to worry about this one

Internet Service Provider, a company which allows access to the Internet with technologies such as high-speed dial-up, DSL, or cable modems. ISPs may provide other value-added services such as e-Mail, Web hosting, Domain Name Services, Firewall, etc.

Internet Service Provider. The company that provides a user with a physical connection to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A vendor who provides access to the Internet and usually related services such as e-mail and web hosting.

Internet Service Provider. An account with an ISP provides you with access to the Internet (usually dial-up but other faster methods such as ADSL and cable are becoming more common), an e-mail address and usually space for a web site.

This stands for “internet service provider”. An organization that provides you access to the Internet.

It means Internet service provider. Many telephone companies act as ISPs.

Internet Service Provider; the company that sells access to the Internet computer network, whether through a dial-up modem connection, DSL, ISDN, cable, or other connection.

Internet service provider. organization with a direct Internet connection which sells Internet connections to organizations and individuals

ISP stands for Internet Service Provider. An ISP provides access to the Internet for others via some connectivity apparatus. Info Avenue Internet Services, one of our associate companies, offers a wide range of Internet services. Go to www.infoave.net for more information.

Internet service provider. A company that provides Internet accounts and connections to individuals and businesses

A company that offers dial-up Internet access.

This is a company that offers Internet access, such as DialMaine.

Internet Service Provider. A business that offers users access to the Internet via Dial-Up or Broadband. May offer other services such as Web site hosting and email accounts.

Internet Service Provider. Typically a small or large business that supplies access to the internet, although an individual person may be equipped to do so. It is common for ISPs to provide web hosting, domain registrations and other services that are related.

Internet Service Provider. ISPs provide end-users, and other ISPs, access to the Internet. ISPs may also offer their own proprietary content and access to online services such as e-mail.

Internet Service Provider. Your ISP is the company you use to use the Internet. ISPs offer different services, for instance, email, space to post web pages, a connection to browse the web, etc. Common ISPs include America Online, Netcom, AT&T, etc.

Internet Service Provider. A person, organization, or company that provides Internet connectivity (i.e. access to the Internet) and other ancillary, value-added services, such as web hosting.

Internet Service Provider, a company that provides direct connections to the Internet. ISPs form the gateway between the public telephone network and the Internet itself, and make it possible for anyone with a computer and a modem to gain access to a full set of Internet services.

Internet Service Provider. ISPs attract considerable interest in the investment community, but only a few have been truly successful in the revenue-driven marketplace. The main ISPs include AOL and MSN. AOL was recently merged with Time Warner.

(Internet Service Provider) A company that provides personal or business access to the Internet. Many ISPs have a RealServer available to stream media clips.

An ISP is a company that provides Internet access to companies and individuals.

Internet Service Provider. The company or institution that provides your computer with access to the Internet, usually in exchange for a monthly fee.

ISP stands for Internet Service Provider. Your ISP is the company that provides you with access to the Internet, and assigns your IP address. Examples include AOL, UUNet, and MCI. () () () ()

Internet Service Provider. A company or educational institution that enables remote users to access the Internet by providing dial-up connections or installing leased lines.

Internet Service Provider. The company that supplies your internet connection.

Internet service provider — A company that allows you to access its host server to connect directly to the Internet, send and receive e-mail, and access websites. The ISP typically provides you with a software package, user name, and access phone numbers for a fee.

Internet Service Provider. The name designed by a Madison Avenue advertising and marketing firm for internet point of access sellers.

Internet Service Provider. A company from which you purchase access to the Internet.

(Internet service provider): A company that gives its customers access to the Internet, usually through a local phone call.

Internet Service Provider. An organization which delivers Internet services to subscribers.

Internet Service Provider; a company that provides access (via modem) to the Internet --e.g., AOL, UUnet and EarthLink.

Internet Service Provider. A provider of Internet Access, for example to a person's home. These services typically provide e-mail and Internet capabilities.

Internet Service Provider. The provider of dial-up or broadband internet service that a consumer or business uses. We have a T1 line at the Broadwick office, which is provided by USLEC. USLEC is an example of an ISPs Other common ISPs are AOL, Earthlink, and Time Warner (broadband).

Internet Service Provider. Companies that specialize in providing Internet Access and web hosting services for merchants and other companies

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides individuals and other company's access to the Internet and other related services such as Web site building and e-mail service. Name Server A computer that maps domain names to their IP addresses (also known as DNS or host servers). Perl A script programming language.

An acronym for Internet Service Provider, a company that primarily offers Internet access (and other services) to consumers.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides an internet connection.

(Internet Service Provider): The organization through which your connection to the Internet is established. Home computers typically use a modem to connect to the ISP via ordinary phone lines or cable TV lines. (kilo): Short for 1000 or 1024. For modems it means 1000 - a 28.8K modem sends and receives 28,800 bits per second. For memory, it means 1024 - a 256K memory cache has 256K (262,144) bytes of storage. Kilobyte is abbreviated KB. (mega): Short for 1,000,000 or 1,048,576. For network speeds, it means 1,000,000 - a 100 megabit Ethernet connection can send or receive 100,000,000 bits per second. For memory it means 1,048,576 - each megabyte of memory is 1,048,576 bytes. Megabyte is abbreviated MB.

(Internet Service Provider) - a company or organisation that provides you access to the Internet from your PC, eg. BigPond. As a student here, you can use the University of Sydney as your ISP.

Internet Service Provider. A service which provides access to a remote computer system. This access connects your personal computer to the Internet. Also called 'Access Providers'. ISPs that you access by modem are often called 'dial-up services.' (Unit 7 Tips for Using the Internet)

Internet Service Provider, a company that uses one or more servers to give you access to the web. The best ISPs offer much more than this - including web site design, web hosting and technical support.

Internet Service Provider. A business that provides subscriber-based access to the Internet. Subscribers can be individuals or businesses.

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A commercial group that provides Internet access for a monthly fee. AOL, Earthlink and CompuServe are large ISPs.

Internet Service Provider. A commercial organization that provides Internet access to commercial and private users.

Internet service provider – Company that provides access to the Internet e.g. webage.co.uk.

Internet Service Provider. Most ISPs are large companies - such as AOL, NetZero, and Earthlink - that provide access to the Internet. Many provide a variety of services in a wide range of prices - including free. ()

Internet Service Provider. Even full-time connections require an ISP to provide basic Internet services and connectivity.

(Internet Service Provider) An institution or company that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually for money.

Internet Service Provider. The company which provides your network connectivity, including connection hardware, service hosting, and leasing out the IP numbers under their control.

Internet service provider. A company that provides access to the Internet via a dial-up or direct connection.

Internet service provider. Entity that provides individuals and other companies access to the Internet and other related services, such as Web site building and hosting.

(Internet Service Provider): A company you sign up with in order to have access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. The ISP typically stores your Web site on their servers and you pay a montly "rental" fee. ISPs can also serve as "portals" to the Web and provide Web Page Development services. The largest ISP in the world is AOL. You can find a handy list of ISPs at The List.com

Internet Service Provider A company which provides other companies or individuals with access to, or presence on, the Internet. (Definition quoted from FOLDOC- Free Online Dictionary of Computing)

or Internet Service Provider - The telecommunications company providing subscriber access into the Internet. KB or Kilobyte - A unit of measure for data. One Kilobyte equals 1024 bytes. LAN or Local Area Network - A data communications network covering a small area, usually within the confines of a building or floors within a building; a relatively high-speed computer communications network for in-building data transfer and applications. Common LAN protocols are Ethernet and Token Ring.

Internet Service Provider Your ISP is the company that you ring to connect to the Internet. Common and popular examples would be AOL, CompuServe, or BT. They generally also offer you more features than just Internet access, like email and webspace.

Internet service Provider - company which provides internet related services, often including connectivity, email accounts and web hosting.

Internet Service Provider - this is the company you use to link to the Internet.

Internet service provider. An organization which provides user/customer accounts allowing access to the internet.

Internet service provider. An Internet service provider maintains a server that is directly connected to the Internet. You must connect through an ISP unless you are directly connected to the Internet. Connecting to an ISP entails calling the provider and setting up a PPP account.

Internet Service Providers are businesses providing access to the Internet and space on their server to host websites, etc.

Internet Service Provider. A business, such as Nildram, that provides other companies or individuals with access to the Internet and related services, for example, Internet connection, web space and web site hosting. ISPs, therefore, provide their customers with access to, or a presence on, the Internet. Most ISPs also offer extra services, including help with design, creation and administration of web sites, and administration of intranets.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a vendor who provides Internet access to its customers.

Internet Service Provider. An internet service provider charges startup and monthly fees to users and provides them with the initial host connection to the rest of the Internet usually via a dialup connection. WWWebfx Home Page

Internet service provider; company which provides a connection to the Internet at a home or business

Short for Internet Service Provider, a company that enables you to access the internet for a monthly fee. In many cases, your ISP is the same company that provides your telephone service.

Internet Service Provider. The company you call from your computer to gain access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider, such as Freeserve, BT, Poptel, care4free. Their computers, known as servers, (or those of the bulk provider they use) are directly and permanently (apart from crashes) connected to the actual internet infrastructure.

Internet service provider - A provider of internet access for things like electronic mail, chat rooms, or surfing. Some ISPs are multinational, offering access in many locations, while others are limited to a specific region.

Internet Service Provider. A company that providers Internet access and hosting services.

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Stands for Internet Service Provider. A service that provides a way for computers to connect to the internet. Examples of ISP's are AOL and MSN.

Internet Service Provider. These are companies provide internet access, email and hosting services.

Internet Service Provider. Provides connections from homes and businesses to the Internet. This includes providers of services like dial-up accounts, DSL, or cable modem service.

Internet Service Provider - The company you get your internet access from via your modem, cable modem or DSL

Internet service provider; a company or institution that provides individual users with access to the Internet, usually for a monthly fee.

Internet Service Provider. A company, which provides access to the Internet for customers.

Internet Service Provider, an organization that provides access to the Internet, typically on a commercial basis.

A company that provides a connection to the Internet. Service providers sell access to the network. Services offered differ between ISPs.

Internet Service Provider. An organisation which provides Internet services, typically this includes Internet connectivity and management of DNS.

Internet service provider. A company that provides access to the Internet through a subscription service.

(Internet Service Provider) Company that connects individuals or organisations to the Internet. Can range in size from an individual operating dial-up access, to providers operating substantial network backbones and fast cable modem access (e.g. Telstra's BigPond service).

Internet service provider. An organization offering and providing Internet access to the public using computer servers connected directly to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. The company/institution that provides your internet access. On campus, MHC functions as your ISP.

Abbreviation for Internet service provider. A company that allows you to dial into its host server to connect directly to the Internet. JEIDA Acronym for Japanese Electronic Industry Development Association.

internet service provider, usually a telecom company which offers you telephone dial-up access to the web for a fee

Internet Service Provider. An organization that provides or sells access to the Internet to individuals and other organizations.

Internet Service Provider A company that sells internet services to the public

Internet Service Provider. A company that sells Internet services, eg web hosting, connectivity.

Internet Service Provider. An Internet Service Provider is the average user's "gateway" to the Internet. The ISP maintains connectivity to the Net, charging subscribers for use. Prices and features vary widely between ISPs and potential users are encouraged to shop around. At the very least, an ISP should provide basic Internet access, e-mail and Usenet. Before signing up for an ISP, make sure they have a local access number.

Internet Service Provider. ISPs maintain a dedicated communication line to the Internet; users dial in to the ISP, which then connects them to the Internet via a (hopefully) high-speed dedicated communications line. back to the top

The company that provides access to the Internet and it stands for 'Internet Service Provider'.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is the organization or company that provides you with Internet access and e-mail availability. For example, America Online (AOL) is an ISP.

Internet Service Provider. An institution or company that provides access to the Internet in some form. Services can include a variety of transient and dedicated services. Note that ISPs are not necessarily directly connected via an Internet exchange; they may in turn buy connectivity from another ISP or NSP.

Internet Service Provider. Companies that charge a monthly fee for internet access.

Internet Service Provider. The company that provides access to the Internet through connectivity services. Examples: Earthlink, Verizon or AOL.

A company that provides users with access to the Internet and the World Wide Web. Users connect to the ISP through ordinary telephone lines (dial-up connections) or through faster connections such as DSL, cable or fiber-optic lines. Although some ISPs charge by the hour, most offer monthly or yearly rates.

Internet Service Provider. Organizations, such as America Online (AOL), CompuServe, Prodigy, etc., that provide Internet access to a customer. These organization usually charge for their services. Java - A programming language invented by Sun Microsystems that is specifically designed for writing programs that can be safely downloaded to your computer through the Internet. Using small Java programs (called "applets"), Web pages can include animations, calculators, and other fancy tricks.

Internet Service Provider. An organization or business that provides Internet services and resource management to businesses and consumers.

(Internet Service Provider) - A business that provides access to the Internet and WWW in some form, usually for pay. See Also: Internet, WWW Page Top

Internet Service Provider. www.empire.net and www.easyhost.adgrafix.com are ISP's. They provide our customers access to the Internet as well as a number of other services, such as web hosting and electronic mail.

A business that provides access to the internet. Its services are available to either individuals or companies, and include a dial-in interface with the internet, software supply and often web site and intranet design. There are currently over 3,000 ISPs in the U.S. alone. It's a growth business, and as a result pricing is highly competitive, so shop around.

Internet Service Provider is a company that provides an intermediate link between a computer or a network and the Internet.

A company that provides access to the Internet for a monthly fee. Some nationwide ISP companies are AOL, Earthlink and NetZero.

Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a company that provides other companies or indivuduals with access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. Usually a private company offering access to the Internet, sometimes at no fee. The service provider gives a software package, username, password and access phone number. Equipped with a modem, individuals can then log on to the Internet and browse the World Wide Web and send and receive e-mail. See also World Wide Web

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides users with access to the Internet, usually for a fee. Unlike an online service, an ISP doesn't necessarily provide additional content but does provide dial up access and, in most cases, technical support for its users.

(Internet Service Provider) A Company or Organisation, such as HSC, dedicated to providing businesses or home users access to the Internet.

ISP stand for Internet Service Provider. This is the person, group of people, or company that provides access to the Internet. Some of the more popular ISPs are AOL, CompuServ, and Prodigy. These claim to be easy to use, but in the long run the less restrictive local ISPs are often cheaper and provide better access.

(internet service provider): A company which provides a connection to the internet, probably through modem access. Popular internet service providers include Erols, AT&T Worldnet, and America Online.

An Internet Service Provider is a company that gives you access to the Internet. They are companies with dedicated, high-speed Internet connections that sell access to the Internet to individuals and other companies. Providers offer dial-up, ISDN, T1, and other types of Internet connections.

Internet Service Provider, see above.

Internet Service Provider; an organization that provides Internet connectivity services.

Internet Service Provider. more details: NetLingo TM. Also see our List of Free and Discount ISPs.

Internet Service Provider, sometimes shortened to "server"

A company that connects individual computers to the internet.

Internet Service Provider. The company that allows you to access the Internet is your ISP.

Internet Service Provider. For links to lists of ISPs and information on how to select one, see Finding a Commercial ISP.

(Internet Service Provider) The company which provides you with a connection to the Internet via either a dial-up connection or a direct connection.

Internet Service Provider. They provide the connection from your PC to the Internet. Usually they also provide email and hosting services.

Also called Internet Access Provider. An organization that provides access to the Internet either digitally or via analog for a monthly fee.

A service provider connecting businesses and consumers to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. This is a company that allows you to access the Internet. Most do this for a monthly fee based on the number of hours used. These companies can be located in your home town or across the country. Just confirm the phone number you must dial to gain access. Toll charges would be in addition to the service fee charged by the ISP. Your phone company will also collect for the toll charges.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides access to the Internet. Before you can connect to the Internet you must first establish an account with an ISP.

Internet Service Provider - a company which offers email and / or web browsing access

Internet Service Provider A company whose business is to provide access to the Internet for other companies and individuals.

Internet Service Provider. Basically refers to any company or organization which provides connecting web services or streaming media services to other ISPs or end users. Related acronyms include Internet Streaming Service Provider (ISSP) and Video Application Service Provider (VASP).

(Internet service provider) A company or institution that provides Internet access and services.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a company that provides a connection to the Internet, usually by a dialup connection. ISPs range from the huge (AOL, Compuserve) to thousands of smaller, local ones. Good ISPs have an AUP to discourage abuse of their network and the Internet by spammers. Spammer hunting often results in a spammer losing their account with their ISP, forcing them to get another, or to see the light and stop spamming.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP provides Internet access to people or corporations. ISPs generally have pools of modems awaiting dial-up connections. Smaller ISPs buy bandwidth from larger ISPs. ^ back to the top ^^ back to the top ^^ back to the top ^^ back to the top ^ Modem (MOdulator, DEModulator) A device that you connect to your computer and to a phone line, that allows the computer to talk to other computers through the phone system. Basically, modems do for computers what a telephone does for humans.

Internet Service Provider. A company selling access to the internet. There are currently more than 500 ISPs in Australia, the largest being Telstra's Big Pond and Ozemail.

Short for Internet Service Provider; these are the folks who bill you for access to the Internet. If you have free Internet access through a university, then the university is your ISP. Tip: look for an ISP that doesn't charge by the hour

A company who provides access to the Internet via technologies like Cable Modem, DSL, Dial-Up or T1.

(Internet Service Provider) ISP's are companies that provide access to the internet.

Stands for "Internet Service Provider." An ISP provides a connection to the Internet, usually for a monthly fee.

Internet Service Provider. An organization that offers access to the Internet through dial-up or dedicated lines. An ISP supports customers to various degrees in the areas of special services, such as domain name registration, listservers, FTP site creation and maintenance, and Web page creation and maintenance.

Internet Service Provider. Private or public organizations that offer access to the Internet for a fee. Many include an email service and web page storage space.

Internet Service Provider. Someone you typically pay in order to be connected to the Internet. Usually provides you with an e-mail address and a phone number to dial into with your modem.

Internet Service Provider. A company providing fixed-line or mobile access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. an organization or commercial enterprise which provides access to the Internet.

Abbreviation of Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a company which provides access to the Internet, such as Fastsurf.

Internet service provider. Home users usually access the internet through an internet service provider (such as AOL), which maintains a network of PCs permanently connected to the internet

Internet Service Provider - A business that provides access to the Internet in various forms.

Internet Service Provider– Business that provides connectivity services to the Internet. Typically used on dial up lines with modem.

INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER. Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are the Web Site Hosting companies that provide a home for merchant's web sites. They typically resell and/or support the services of a Secure Gateway Provider and/or ISO or Agent or Bank.

Internet Service Provider. May provide Internet access, but also applies to provision of connectivity to the larger Internet and web hosting (server) services.

Internet Service Provider. Any organization that provides access to the Internet. Many ISPs also offer technical assistance to schools looking to become Internet information providers by placing their school's information online. They also help schools get connected to the Net.

Internet Service Provider. Any company that provides access to the Internet for individuals and/or companies, through telecommunication lines and other equipment. Users call the ISP via a modem or a network phone. ISPs can also provide server space for registrant Web site files and may offer Web site design services.

Someone that provides access to the Internet and web hosting.

Internet Service Provider. Hosting company that provides user access to such Internet services as email, the World Wide Web, newsgroups, etc.

Internet Service Provider; a company that provide internet access service to residential & commercial customers

Acronym for Internet Service Provider, a general term for any company that provides a connection to the Internet for individuals or businesses.

"Internet Service Provider". An organisation that provides some routing nodes for the internet, and sells access to the Internet, usually for a monthly or annual fee.

Internet service provider. allows an Internet user to "log on" or connect to the Internet (p. 91)

Internet access provider. These are companies that provide individuals and businesses with Internet access.

Internet Service Provider: A company that provides access to the Internet. For example, Prodigy Internet is an ISP.

(Internet Service Provider) -- An entity that provides public access to the Internet.

Internet service provider - A company or organization in the business of providing accounts which allow individual computer users to connect to the Internet, usually via a telecommunication channel, in exchange for payment of a low monthly fee.

Internet Service Provider. Any company or service provider that sells Internet access or other online services to customers via dial-up connections, dedicated lines, or wireless service.

Internet Service Provider. A vendor who provides access for customers (companies and private individuals) to the Internet and the World Wide Web.

An entity which establishes a contract with one or more of the SPs to bill, promote and retail the services of the contracted SPs to end users. It can be an alternative to an AA.

Internet Service Providers. Companies that offer direct access to the Internet through local or toll free telephone connections. This includes companies such as CompuServe, America Online, as well as a plethora of local operations that often provide service at a flat ("all you can eat") rate.

A company that sells direct access to the Internet and other services such as hosting and email.

Internet Service Provider. Some of the larger ISPs are Earthlink and AOL. Enables individuals and organizations to establish either dial-up or broadband access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides its customers with access to the Internet. ISPs may also provide various levels of Web-serving capabilities.

Internet service provider. A company that provides access to the Internet either via phone lines, cable television lines, or satellite connections.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides individuals and businesses with access to the Internet. Many ISP's also provide Web site hosting services. Java Sun Microsystems' Java is a programming language that adds animation, graphics and actions to Web sites.

Internet Service Providers. Companies that, for a monthly or annual fee, will provide access to the Internet via the standard telephone system, or via faster ISDN or leased telecommunications lines.

Internet Service Provider. An organization which provides access to the Internet (usually for a fee but sometimes for free).

Internet Service Provider - An organisation and its associated equipment that provides a connection point to the Internet. On one side it has a connection to the Internet "backbone". On the other it provides means for users to connect e.g. via modem.

Internet Service Provider. An organization that provides access to the Internet. Small Internet service providers (ISPs) provide service via modem and ISDN while the larger ones also offer private line hookups (T1, fractional T1, etc.). Customers are generally billed a fixed rate per month, but other charges may apply. For a fee, a Web site can be created and maintained on the ISP's server, allowing the smaller organization to have a presence on the Web with its own domain name.

A company or institution that provides connection to the Internet or hosting of Web pages.

Internet Service Provider (fournisseur de services Internet)

(Internet Service Provider) offers subcribers such services related to the Internet such as Internet connection hookup and email.

A generic term for any company that can connect you directly to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP is a company that provides Internet access to individuals and businesses. For a monthly fee, the service provider gives the customer a software package, user name, password and a unique computer “address.” Equipped with a modem, the customer can then log on to the Internet and browse the World Wide Web, as well as send and receive email. ISPs can be smaller, local companies, or large national companies. By paying to piggy-back on networks such as the Alberta SuperNet, ISPs can offer new customers in new markets a full range of network services without having to bear the cost of running fibre from their Internet backbone in a major urban centre to these smaller centres.

Internet Service Provider. A company that enables companies or individuals to connect to the Internet. ISPs often provide e-mail capability, Web hosting, and other services in addition to connectivity. Large ISPs include America Online, Excite@Home, and Earthlink.

Internet Service Provider. A service provider that connects users to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. An organization that provides Internet access to users. You may need to have an account with an ISP in order to be able to connect to the Internet. Often your local university or school system offers limited Internet access. (Also known as Internet Access Provider or IAP)

Internet Service Provider. A business that provides an individual or business telecommunications access to the internet. Depending upon the telecommunication capabilities of the ISP, access may be provided by a dial-up telephone line or a high-speed DSL circuit.

Internet Service Provider. A company that sells access to the InterNet, either to individuals or to other companies.

Internet Service Provider. To connect to the Internet, you must subscribe through an Internet Service Provider and pay a monthly subscription fee, which will grant you access to Hi-Speed Internet services or dial-up services.

stands for "Internet Service Provider". This is the company through which you obtain internet access. You will have an account with an ISP for your dial-up, or broadband.

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Internet Service Provider. ISPs are companies with one or more servers that offer monthly internet access to individuals as well as web hosting for people or groups that want to put up a website.

A company or organization that provides a connection to the Internet for individuals, other companies, or other organizations.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides businesses and individuals with access to the Internet for Web browsing and email.   Many ISPs also offer Web site hosting services.  Users of ISP services can connect to the Internet via a dial-up modem or through broadband connections such as Cable Modem Service, DSL, or T1/T3 lines.

Internet Service Provider. It is a site which provide Internet Services.

Internet Service Provider; the owner of a computer which is directly connected to the internet and to modems which home users can dial into.

A company or other group that provides access to the Internet through dial-up, SLIP/PPP, or direct connection.

An Internet Service Provider is an organisation that offers Internet services including connection to the Internet and Web site hosting. Internet Service Providers are invariably referred to as ISP's.

Internet Service Provider. A company or organization that provides Internet access to customers through dial-up or direct connections.

Internet service provider. The company that provides you or your company with access to the Internet. ISPs usually have several servers and a high-speed link to the Internet backbone.

Internet Service Provider. A company which provides accounts for accessing the Internet. Don was unhappy with his Internet Service Provider as their telephone lines were frequently busy when he tried to connect to them in the evening. He decided to investigate other ISP's in his local telephone calling area.

This is the company that provides your internet service, usually for a fee.

Internet Service Provider; an organization or company that provides Internet connectivity. Example: If you're OSU faculty, staff, or a student, you're eligible for Internet access via Ohio State; another option is other companies like America Online or CompuServ that offer connectivity for a fee.

Internet Service Provider. A third-party supplier of internet services to the general public.

(Internet Service Provider) - an institution that provides access and other services to the Internet in some form, usually for money, but no always

While rather a generic term, ISP generally refers to a person, organization, or company that allows it's users access to the Internet. In addition to Internet access, many ISP's provide other services such as web hosting, DNS and other services.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides Internet access to the public or to other organizations. Most offer a full set of Internet services and provide access at either hourly rates or for a flat monthly fee.

Internet Service Providers provide access to the services offered by the Internet.

Internet Service Provider. A company that offers users access the Internet. To access an email account with Managed Email, users will need to have access to the Internet through an ISP or through a private Internet connection (work, Internet cafe, etc).

Stands for Internet Service Provider. You need to connect to an ISP to get onto the internet, just as you need to connect to a power company to get electricity. e3 is an ISP.

Internet Service Provider. An ISP provides you with an internet connection. Web hosting is seperate to your internet connection, yet someone who provides you with web hosting is also an ISP. Two in a Room Studios is a reseller of ISP services. Click here for more information.

Internet Service Provider- Provides commercial access to the Internet.

Internet Service Provider, an online provider of Internet Services. Allstar Internet Services, Inc. is an ISP.

Internet Service Provider. Company that provides Internet access to other companies and individuals.

Internet Service Provider. A hosting company that provides access to the internet, internet services, and resources such as a software package, username, password and access phone number. You can then use a modem to browse the World Wide Web and send and receive e-mail.

Internet Service Provider. A provider of Internet access and related services. Examples of ISPs include AOL, Wanadoo or FreeServe. In addition to access, ISP provides software for browsing, file transfer and e-mail.

Internet service provider. Where you get your Internet service.

ISP is short for 'Internet Service Provider'. It is the company that provides your connection to the Internet.

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Internet Service Provider. A commercial provider of a connection to the Internet, i.e., AOL, CompuServe, GBR, Earthlink, etc.

(Internet Service Provider) - A company that provides Internet access to people or corporations. Early ISPs generally had pools of modems awaiting dial-up connections, but many ISPs nowadays only deal in high-end business communications. Smaller ISPs buy bandwidth from larger ISPs.

(Internet Service Provider) for example, PenTeleData Internet Service.

Internet Service Provider. A company or organization that has the equipment and telecommunication line access to provide connectivity to the Internet for customers. This is usually done for a set yearly or monthly fee.

Internet Service Provider; access provider. An agency or business that provides dial-in or direct access to the Internet, usually for a fee.

Internet Service Provider (see Dial-Up access). An ISP is a service provider who creates the connection from your home or office to the Internet. It's how you connect. Your ISP does not need to be your hosting provider, or vice versa. This generally refers to how you access the internet with your computer. Specifically, it is the company you signed up with and where you "dial in" to connect to the web. If you have an account with Earthlink, then your ISP will be Earthlink.

Internet Service Provider. Also referred to as local ISP. It is a company that provides access for its subscriber to the Internet. ISP companies provide dial-up, DSL, cable or LAN access. For example AOL, SBC, RoadRunner are ISPs.

Internet Service Provider, the carrier that provide you with access to the internet, i.e. bigpond, optus.

Abbreviation for Internet service provider. A company or organization that provides Internet connections to individuals or companies via dial-up, ISDN, T1, or some other connection.

Internet service provider. A company that provides Internet access to customers with a computer and a modem.

Internet Service Provider. A business that delivers access to the Internet, usually for a monthly fee. LoxInfo and Asia Access of Thai ISPs but there are thousands of others all around the world. Any business that provides Internet services such as websites or website development.

Individualized Service Plan

(Internet Service Provider) An institution that provides access to the Internet in some form, usually dial-up or cable and charge for the service. Also See: Internet, IPP

Internet Service Provider - whose function is to host websites for clients, provide email facilities and access to the WWW for people to browse. For hosting purposes the ISP provides specialised, fast computers, and allocates space on a rental basis. Some ISPs try to be all things to all people, others specialise and only host Web sites, providing such "server side" benefits such as auto responders, CGI scripts and SSL e-commerce security.

Internet service provider. Business that has a permanent Internet connection and provides temporary connections to individuals and companies for free or for a fee. 1.18, 1.36, 2.5 selecting, 8.51-52 Web hosting, 10.20

ISP = Internet Service Provider. It's the service that you connect through to access either the Internet or IRC.

Internet service provider. A company that provides users with a network connection to the Internet through SLIP or PPP connections to enable end users to run software such as a Web browser on their PCs or workstations.

Internet Service Provider. A company that provides you with access to the internet, either through dial-up or ADSL/Cable modem (broadband).

Internet Service Provider. The company that provides the connection that your home computer uses to access the internet. See also: SMTP

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Internet Service Provider Organisation that provides internet connectivity, email, web hosting etc

ISPs, which come in all sizes and types, connect you to the Internet. Some specialize in business users, some in "high-end" users, and some in general consumers. In the context of this book, ISPs refer to both straight ISPs and ISPs that that add additional proprietary content such as online magazines or stock market information.

Internet Service Provider. organization with a direct connection to the Internet acting as an intermediary for other users, providing them with email addresses, access to the Web, and often space on Web servers for home pages etc.

An organization which provides access to the Internet typically for a fee. All major metropolitan areas in the world have numerous individual ISPs which will provide Internet service.

Internet Service Provider; a service provider that offers Internet and Web access to customers.

Internet Service Provider who allows you to connect via the telephone line to the Internet.

A company that allows you to connect to and use its computers to connect to the Internet.

An industry that provides access to the Internet for e.g. email, chat World Wide Web. Some ISPs are international, offering access in many locations, while others provide access to limited area.

(Internet Service Provider) - Usually refers to a online service or bbs system that provides Internet access and services such as e-mail, ftp, websites, etc. InfoGrid consolidates popular news and information from over 3000 news sources, 12 top internet search engines, 16,000 direct-links, 6.1 million Open Directory links, 35,000 usenet news forums, top internet auctions and vendors without advertising. This Online InfoGrid contains 10% of total links. To upgrade click on UpGrade Now InfoGrid is best viewed with ActivatorDesk, Internet Explorer or Netscape 6.

Internet service provider. A business that provides access to the Internet. An ISP may also offer services such as website hosting. An ISP can sometimes be held accountable for copyright violations for material posted by subscribers and users, but is often protected by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. The Communications Decency Act usually protects ISPs from the posting of obscenities or defamation by subscribers or users.

Integrated Service Provider

Internet service provider. A company that links users to the Internet and provides them with other services.

An organization that supplies you with access the Internet for a fee.

Internet Service Provider - the company which provides you with a connection to the Internet via either a Dial-up Connection or broadband connection. Supanet is one such company.

Internet Service Provider. A company that gives users access to Internet content (the Web, newsgroups, etc) and communications (e-mail, etc).

This acronym means "Internet Service Provider".

Internet Service Provider. To find one, try ISP RANK.