Earlier this week, half the eligible neighborhoods in Kansas City had enough customers wanting Google's super-high-speed Internet and cable TV service. Although Google officially launched its Gigabit Internet service in July, it is using a clever model to build it out to actual neighborhoods, which Google calls Fiberhoods. Enough residents in each of these Fiberhoods must first tell Google that they want it. When the Fiberhood reaches a certain number of pre-registrations, Google will build them the service.

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