Definitions
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- noun informal An area where
wireless Internet access is not available.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Watch Village goes from broadband 'notspot' to hotspot
BBC News - Home 2010
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Watch Village goes from broadband 'notspot' to hotspot
BBC News - Home 2010
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Watch Village goes from broadband 'notspot' to hotspot
BBC News - Home 2010
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An interesting addition to the "notspot" website you have created (which is really useful to localised isps such as us) might be an NGN version to show where people are who are "really" getting NGN type speeds (eg north of 20Mbps).
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Watch Village goes from broadband 'notspot' to hotspot
BBC News - Home 2010
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Watch Village goes from broadband 'notspot' to hotspot
BBC News - Home 2010
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This notspot website runs like a dog for me, and eventually crashes my browser.
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Sebastien and John, - many thanks for all your hard work in 2009 and for doing the notspot survey, and for hosting this site where information is gathered and discussed.
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Or see how he likes living in a notspot, crapspot or slowspot? wow, and 6 months later we are no further down the road, except that the USO has turned into a USC, and BT are waiting with hands outstretched to implement BET (copper cabal patch up job) and replicating fibre in areas already covered with Virgin.
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There are still people in the UK suffering this very problem, and that's the reason we've launched a broadband notspot site for those who can't get broadband, or those who can only attain very low speeds.
vanishedone commented on the word notspot
Presumably not a hotspot.
September 16, 2009