Sentence examples for extend broadband from inspiring English sources

Arqiva is involved in a range ventures including owning much of the transmission infrastructure behind Freeview and is heavily involved in digital switchover and efforts to extend broadband to rural communities.

Mr. Obama also spent a lot of time promoting his administration's commitment to rural America, talking about plans to develop alternative fuels, erect windmills and extend broadband networks to remote farms.

Guidelines that the European Commission published last October after reviewing projects across the continent suggest that heavy government investment is the best way to extend broadband to underserved areas.

The program is intended to extend broadband service to what is known as the "middle mile," which can connect to institutions like schools and hospitals, and the "last mile" — homes and businesses — that big Internet providers have bypassed because the expected revenue was too small to justify the big investments needed.

(i) which read as follows: "demonstrate the ability to furnish, improve in order to meet the minimum acceptable level of broadband service established under subsection (e), or extend broadband service to all or part of an unserved rural area or an area below the minimum acceptable level of broadband service established under subsection (e);".

"The biggest challenge is converting a fund that's been focused for a very long time on telephones to one focused on broadband communications as quickly and as efficiently as possible to make sure we can extend broadband to rural America," Mr. Genachowski of the F.C.C. said.

Bavaria's heimat ministry has so far mainly focused on extending broadband coverage in regional areas.

Mr. Zuckerberg promised to look into the progress on extending broadband into rural areas.

"Extending broadband in rural America is as important to jobs and growth in the 21st century as extending electricity was in the 20th century," he said.

However, the current government's socially driven perspective, of starting with extending broadband services to remote rural areas, was the wrong way around.

The stimulus package is also rebuilding bridges and water systems, extending broadband networks into isolated areas, and supporting renewable-energy projects, like the biodiesel truck stop.