• Yahoo!

• Wikipedia

• YouTube

• Facebook

• Ebay

• LinkedIn

• Protopage Blog

• Emmanet - J

• The Infonet - F

• Susan Supernet - S

• Emma Intranet - Hypernet - N

• Wigby - B - Bletchly

• Northenden Community Library

• Over 50 Infonet

• Over Fifty Infonet

• Crossacres

• Infinity Discount Card

• Meritocracy

• Sale Promo

• Wythenshawe Promo

• Infinity - Level 0

• Withington Promo - level 1

• Infinity Discount - Level 2 WGC

• WGC Promo - level 2

• Manchester Promo

• Cheshire Promo

• UK Promo Level 1

• Magna Carta - Level 2

• Shady Hollow - Level 3

• AGE UK - CRB

• Crossacres Primary School

• Ash Gate Primary School

• Age Friendly Wythenshawe

• Infinity Dot Com

• NHS Infonet

• George - Amazing

• Flip Recipe - AJBB

• Noel - Amazing

• Richard - Intranet Applications

• WTO Intranet

• Red Octopus

• Emma Bramwell Intranet

• Bletchley Park Infonet

The term "infonet" has a couple of meanings:

• Teletext service: Infonet was formerly known as Beriteks, a Malaysian teletext service delivering news and information through text on television. This service is no longer operational.
• Information network: More generally, infonet can refer to any information network, which could be a system designed to share scientific data or resources (https://theorganicfarmer.org/video-programs/), or even a company name like Infonet Systems Ltd.

The context of the conversation will usually tell you which meaning is intended.

An intranet is a private network designed for use by a specific organization, like a company or government agency. It operates like a smaller version of the internet, using similar technology but with restricted access. Here are some key points about intranets:

• Internal communication: The main purpose is to facilitate communication and information sharing among employees. This can include company news, policy documents, project collaboration tools, and discussion forums.
• Security: Intranets are secure networks, with access limited to authorized users within the organization. This protects sensitive information from outsiders.
• Improved productivity: By providing a central location for information and communication tools, intranets can help employees find what they need quickly and streamline workflows.
• Collaboration: Modern intranets often include features that encourage collaboration, such as wikis, document sharing, and social networking capabilities.