Back 40 Wireless Internet is a regional wireless internet service provider that specializes on offering high speed, convenience and cheap internet service to rural areas. Back 40 was started in 2005 by Jim Wilson, a local resident, to provide its services to farms and homesteads situated across forty acres of rurally developed land, which is where the name originated from. Since then, Back 40 has grown to offer wireless broadband internet service in the 5 county service area with over 5,000 customers residential and business. By employing fixed wireless towers plus the new technology tv white space, Back 40 can offer up to twenty-five megabytes per second with no limit on data usage. The service is available in areas that are not covered by cable or DSL; customers can install a small receiver and the antenna of the receiver can tune to a nearby tower. As Internet connectivity becomes even more crucial to essential activities like employment, school, and health care and many others, Back 40 provides a solution to make it possible for rural communities to bridge this divide. They have now brand established themselves as being affordable with excellent customer relations, or as one of them stating as willing to do whatever it takes to get their clients connected. Despite this, the success of Back 40 is a perfect example of the effective implementation of internet access in rural areas throughout a given region and, by extension, the United States. With further expansion in store, Back 40 looks forward to delivering their reliable wireless Internet experience to even more communities.