Sentence examples for broadband age from inspiring English sources

The broadband age has rubbed out borders.

Looking back, Google's success came from the fortuitous timing of being born at the cusp of the broadband age.

I think everybody saw it as a big idea to bring them together and help Time Warner move into the digital age and help AOL move into the broadband age.

In my view, though, it must work for a change in the terms on which it deals with its suppliers, the independent producers, so that it can build up an asset base of programmes and formats which it owns for the broadband age.

Michael J. Copps, an F.C.C. commissioner, said last year that the amount of concentration in the cellular industry should be considered "a bright caution light for this commission as we go about the business of advancing competition and consumer well-being in the broadband age".

While the speech will give Mr. Obama an opportunity to extol his record on health care and financial regulation, it may also serve to remind us of how surprisingly little he has accomplished when it comes to bringing presidential communication into the broadband age.

As with many situations, lawyers will be the greatest beneficiaries of the new broadband video age.

As more newspapers fail, and the broadband generation ages and settles down, it is likely that online local-news outfits will strengthen.

Ubiquitous broadband and the age of voyeuristic self expression have arrived.

It's from the age before broadband (I itemise my phone bill for the day and it cost me £25.10), when Google was in its infancy.

It has been formidable for text, still images and music, but is only now, with broadband access, entering an age of high-quality video.