Too isolated and with few inhabitants, the tiny village of Löwenstedt in northern Germany is simply too small to show up on the radars of national Internet operators.
So the villagers took their digital fate into their own hands and built a broadband Internet network of their own.
Peter Kock, who runs an agricultural technology supply firm in the village, couldn't be happier.
Data files that used to take two hours to load onto his computer screen now appear in just 30 seconds. "It's brilliant. There's no comparison," he enthused.
And that benefits his customers, too, because thanks to the new high-speed connection he can check the availability of parts much more rapidly. Full story...
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So the villagers took their digital fate into their own hands and built a broadband Internet network of their own.
Peter Kock, who runs an agricultural technology supply firm in the village, couldn't be happier.
Data files that used to take two hours to load onto his computer screen now appear in just 30 seconds. "It's brilliant. There's no comparison," he enthused.
And that benefits his customers, too, because thanks to the new high-speed connection he can check the availability of parts much more rapidly. Full story...
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