[Satellite Today 06-30-09] Eutelsat signed a satellite broadband deal with the German province of Brandenburg to provide services supporting Brandenburg’s Broadband Supply for Rural Areas program, Eutelsat announced June 29.
The program’s goal is to bridge the digital divide in the German state, which has a population of around 2.5 million, by the end of 2009
In collaboration with service providers, Eutelsat will provide its Tooway satellite broadband service to all interested households and small companies at a monthly 39.95 euros ($56.18) cost for a 24-month subscription, equipment included.
German State Looks to Eutelsat to Reduce Digital Divide
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