Sentence examples for open the internet from inspiring English sources

The accord could open the Internet to thousands of blind people, said Curtis Chong, the federation's director of technology.

PARIS — Twenty autumns ago, Tim Berners-Lee, a British computer scientist, came up with a catchy name for a revolutionary project that aimed to open the Internet to the masses.

Then, with the online encouragement of Internet sites like Google, Facebook, Wikipedia and Twitter, Internet users rose up, charging that the bills would have unintended consequences, stifle innovation on the Web and open the Internet to unreasonable police actions.

By this point you couldn't open the internet without reading a think piece on Cyrus, or turn on the radio without hearing her (We Can't Stop was her first UK No 1 single).

The F.C.C. order "could open the Internet to regulation from all 50 states," Mr. Walden said, and was little more than the Obama administration's attempt to use the regulatory process "to make an end run around" the Court of Appeals ruling.

Supporters of the change, including Russia's president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, who prides himself on his Internet knowledge, said the new domains would open the Internet to a whole class of people who are unfamiliar with Latin characters or are intimidated by them.

Rutgers officials said that the researchers will begin to open the internet-access spots within the next year, and that anyone with a computer and the gear to log on will be able to obtain access at no charge.

A new distribution channel has opened: the Internet.

While the United States was talking about the open Internet, Mr. Touré and developing countries were talking about opening the Internet to more of the 4.5 billion people around the world who remain offline.

It was the hobbyists, making unofficial connections into the main system, who first opened the internet up to allcomers.

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