The Great Google Grab
on Monday, March 22, 2010
Labels: google fiber, greenville
Google, the multi-billion dollar company that became a verb synonomous with looking up items on the Web, has announced a massive plan/inititaive/saving grace aimed for something it has dubbed Google Fiber. The tech speak basically is a high-speed Internet connection advertised as more than 100 times faster than normal that would be test marketed in a community between 50,000 and 500,000 people.
What is the criteria besides that? Google itself isn't saying much, but apparently creativity is a key thhing as pretty much every city, county and burg that fits the population criteria is trying to get a piece of the Google puzzle. Hundreds of Greenville residents, for example, met in Falls Park to spell out the Google logo using glow sticks. Other cities are doing similar things.
What is the criteria besides that? Google itself isn't saying much, but apparently creativity is a key thhing as pretty much every city, county and burg that fits the population criteria is trying to get a piece of the Google puzzle. Hundreds of Greenville residents, for example, met in Falls Park to spell out the Google logo using glow sticks. Other cities are doing similar things.
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