Sentence examples for moving broadband from inspiring English sources
Legal and agency experts are poring over the technical aspects of moving broadband from Title I to Title II, but what has not been carefully examined -- and which should be -- is the economic impact this re-designation will have on investment decisions that broadband network providers will make in deciding how, where, and if to build, upgrade and maintain the next generation of broadband networks.
Q. TalkTalk required me to pay £95 as a break fee in August when I moved broadband provider.
And so it is building a stalwart defense, moving at broadband speed from start-up to realpolitik strategist.
Vodafone is buying up cable companies around Europe, moving into broadband and pay-TV, and it wants to do the same in the UK.
"We're pleased to see Verizon's proactive in moving into broadband Internet access or any other area that would make the company more competitive," said Larry Cohen, executive vice president of the Communications Workers of America.
That ability is a key to Seidenbergs plans to fend off cable and satellite businesses that are now moving into broadband and phone services themselves.
The good news is that Americans are moving to broadband and digital cable; they're more accustomed to e-commerce than Europeans; and they're more likely to be couch potatoes.
The situation is likely to change as more users move to broadband.
But at some point the mass market may move to broadband, particularly to some of the new, cheaper services being developed.
TalkTalk has renewed calls for regulators to break up BT and move its broadband and telephone network into a separate company.
As their customers moved to broadband, AOL, EarthLink and the other companies that were leaders in the dial-up Internet business tried to soldier on by arranging to buy high-speed DSL service from telephone companies at wholesale rates to resell under their own names.
