In the case of a named subway station or even a named subway line, consumers would receive the most benefit in the form of more stable fares, and depending on the level of sponsorship, safer subway platforms, refreshed surroundings or improved services (for example, a broadband carrier might install free Wi-Fi areas).
For example, a broadband connection provides greater connectivity for a farmer in Colombia, allowing him to have updated market information on the price of sugarcane, which in turn results in his ability to keep more of the profit when bringing his harvest to market.
For example, veryfunnyads.com, a broadband Web site operated by the TBS cable network, has delivered more than 63 million video clip views since its introduction last August.
While TechSee provides support for software and apps, its sweet spot up to now has been providing video-based assistance to customers calling with questions about the long tail of hardware out in the world, used for example in a broadband home Wi-Fi service.
In Illinois, for example, a $12 million broadband grant was sanctioned when a subcontractor was caught routing fiber optic cable through neighborhoods where its project engineers lived.
This Social GRP has already helped companies better manage their social media investments within their overall marketing mix to drive sales In one example an internet broadband provider watched new customer acquisitions slow to an unacceptably low pace despite significant investments in traditional media.
A tenant who will go the extra mile will: Do minor repairs at their own cost Add value to your property (for example, by installing a broadband connection, a wall-mount for a dryer [if it's a unit/apartment], or by painting the balcony railing etc) Always pay rent on time or even in advance Be extra careful not to scratch walls or floors Clean everything better so it doesn't age/rust as fast.
For example, the monthly price of a broadband subscription would rise from 33 to 44 euros in Sweden and from 29 to 39 euros in Germany.
For example, a corporation that wants a broadband connection for an office complex can pay for a single DSL line installed in one building, then convert the incoming data signal into a wireless stream that's beamed to nearby offices or apartments.
The paper "HopScotch a low-power renewable energy base station network for rural broadband access," by Colin McGuire, Malcolm R Brew, Faisal Darbari, Gregour Bolton, Anthony McMahon, David H Crawford, Stephan Weiss, and Robert W Stewart, describes an example of broadband access to communities in sparsely populated rural areas running in the Scottish Highlands and Islands.
So now the industry is trying to give them music that seems free, by bundling it into the cost of a broadband subscription, for example.
