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The government has rowed back on its pledge of gigabit broadband for all by 2025 - Rishi Sunak now only promising 85% coverage by then. No surprise to broadband suppliers who never thought it was feasible but big disappointment for rural Britain
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Chancellor Rishi Sunak has delivered a "kick in the teeth" to people living in rural areas by quietly dropping a pledge to connect the whole of the UK with gigabit capable broadband by 2025, pulling it back to just 85%, reports @matthfield
The money should go to disaster response, education, public health, and a national broadband program, says Senator Panfilo Lacson.
December 9: @CWTAwireless hosting a discussion with: • @RobertGhiz • Eric Smith • @Accenture’s Tejas Rao "Investing in Canada’s Digital Infrastructure: The Economic Impact of Wireless/Wireline Broadband and the Post-COVID Recovery" #CRTC #CDNtech
Chancellor confirms £100bn of capital spending on infrastructure including homes, broadband, 5G, cycle lanes, rail and road
The broadband advisory council'>Australian Broadband Advisory Council has released its first report identifying priority sectors where digital transformation will help deliver the greatest productivity gains. More at:
Marsh told Alabama Daily News he’s working on two major pieces of legislation related to broadband expansion and education reform.
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Starlink will deliver high speed broadband internet to locations where access has been unreliable, expensive, or completely unavailable
....to State/Local Governments for lost revenues from COVID 19, much needed Infrastructure Investments for Bridges, Tunnels, Broadband, Tax Incentives for Restaurants, Entertainment, Sports, and Payroll Tax Cuts to increase Economic Growth.
We'll make the very fastest broadband free for all. Instead of you forking out for your monthly bill, we’ll make sure the tech giants like Amazon, Facebook and Google pay their fair share in tax. That's real change.
When companies like Google paid just £28 million in tax - despite making £1.6 billion in UK sales - that suggests they can afford to contribute a bit more. That's how we'll fund the operating costs of fast and free broadband for everyone across the UK.
SM Entertainment’s smart karaoke app ‘everysing’ launched IPTV service beginning from this October via SK broadband B tv! Now you can enjoy ‘everysing’ on TV screens and try in your home? #SMTOWN #everysing #SMmakesIT #MAKEsIT
The basic principle of Net Neutrality is that access to all websites should be treated equally. What the FCC wants to do is empower broadband service provides to distort the online marketplace and set up a pay-for-play system. This would be a terrible mistake.
We’re up to 29! just signed on to my effort to reverse the repeal of rules! We only #NetNeutralityneed 30 to force a vote on the Senate floor. To , and the broadbandCEOs: we’re not stopping until we ! #SaveNetNeutrality
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