Sentence examples for broadband giant from inspiring English sources

TalkTalk, the phone and broadband giant with 4 million customers, has admitted it suffered a major data breach in which account numbers, addresses and phone numbers have fallen into the hands of online criminals – who have used the data to steal thousands of pounds.

If Roberts pulls it off, AT&T's shareholders, who will own 56% of AT&T Comcast, will have graduated from a creaky phone company to a broadband giant girding the interactive future.

President Trump and his Republican allies in Congress recently rammed through legislation allowing broadband giants like Comcast, Verizon and AT&T to sell private consumer data to the highest bidder without asking for user permission.

Many of the civil rights groups currently siding with the broadband giants also supported the controversial Comcast-NBC Universal merger, came out in favor of AT&T's failed takeover of T-Mobile in 2011, and supported broadband providers the last time the Federal Communications Commission ruled on net neutrality back in 2010.

Now, with one less than one week to go before an initial FCC vote on Pai's proposal which would allow broadband giants like AT&T and Verizon to favour their own online services or discriminate against rivals top Democratic lawmakers are urging Pai to slow down the process in order to allow more time for the American people to weigh in on the matter.

Now, with one less than one week to go before an initial FCC vote on Pai's proposal which would allow broadband giants like AT&T and Verizon to favor their own online services or discriminate against rivals top Democratic lawmakers are urging Pai to slow down the process in order to allow more time for the American people to weigh in on the matter.

From a public-policy perspective, the question at hand is whether it would better to have two or three regional cable-broadband giants — that's the current situation — or only one, in the form of Comcast-Time Warner. Comcast-Time Warner

Broadband Internet giant Global Crossing files for bankruptcy.

Comcast added 156,000 high-speed Internet customers in the three months that ended June 30, helping to bolster its net income by 32 percent and underscoring the company's continuing transition from cable giant to broadband provider.

In addition, the New York-based telecommunications giant offers broadband, wireless and wireline communications for customers that range from private citizens to businesses to government agencies.

With the likely entry of Israeli satellite giant Gilat, broadband Internet access via satellite could soon become a competitive market with heavyweights slugging it out for an early advantage.