Sentence examples for bandwidth taxes from inspiring English sources

No bit taxes, no bandwidth taxes, no access taxes.

Things like bit taxes, bandwidth taxes, email taxes.

Initially signed into law in 1998, the Internet Tax Freedom Act bars federal, state and local governments from taxing Internet access and discriminatory Internet-only taxes such as bit taxes, bandwidth taxes, and email taxes.

But these positive effects of tunnel vision are outweighed by what the authors call "the bandwidth tax", the ways scarcity limits or distorts our skills.

But these positive effects of tunnel vision are outweighed by what the authors call "the bandwidth tax", the ways scarcity limits or distorts our skills.

(The scarcity mindset yields a "focus dividend", which is offset by a tunnel-vision "tax" and a "bandwidth tax"; this can be relieved by "slack", but although slack relieves scarcity, "abundance" creates a dangerous complacency).

As smartphones and tablets propagate, and users fall in love with bandwidth-taxing apps and video, network congestion is degrading the service carriers offer their customers.

When people face scarcity — think of a dieter who is distracted by a shortage of food — it taxes their bandwidth, leaving them unable to perform at their full ability.

If the restrictions are not loosened, they can no longer be justified as a reasonable tax on bandwidth hogs who make online life slow and miserable for more restrained types.

When we train entrepreneurs using traditional training methods, we tax their bandwidth.

If you're uploading files while you're trying to download information, you're seriously taxing your bandwidth.