US Broadband Policy: Competition for Some!
A recent article discussing testimony from the President of the industry trade group, National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) reminded me once again that Congress and the FCC have...
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Solar Powered Wireless on the Reservation - Community Broadband Bits Episode #76
When it comes to building a community owned wireless network, few have more experience than Matthew Rantanen, our guest for the Community Broadband Bits podcast this week. Rantanen has an impressive...
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New Hampshire's Bill Would Allow Munis to Bond for Open Access
A recent in-depth article from the Keene Sentinel updates us on the status of New Hampshire's HB 286, which would expand bonding authority for local governments. New Hampshire law currently restricts...
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Bill to Boost Broadband in Minnesota Struggles in Legislature
In a revealing video about the Internet access problem in rural Minnesota, Annandale City Administrator Kelly Hinnenkamp below describes her town's struggle with connectivity. The video is the latest...
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Montrose Moves Toward Muni Network -Community Broadband Bits Podcast #95
Nestled in a valley in the Colorado rockies, the city of Montrose has voted overwhelmingly to reestablish local authority over whether to build a municipal fiber network. With nearly 20,000 people,...
View ArticleFCC Chairman Wheeler on Chattanooga and Expansion Ban
Removing restrictions on community broadband can expand high-speed Internet access in underserved areas, spurring economic growth and improvements in government services, while enhancing competition....
View ArticleUS Broadband Policy: Competition for Some!
A recent article discussing testimony from the President of the industry trade group, National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) reminded me once again that Congress and the FCC have...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Solar Powered Wireless on the Reservation - Community Broadband Bits Episode #76
When it comes to building a community owned wireless network, few have more experience than Matthew Rantanen, our guest for the Community Broadband Bits podcast this week. Rantanen has an impressive...
View ArticleClik here to view.
New Hampshire's Bill Would Allow Munis to Bond for Open Access
A recent in-depth article from the Keene Sentinel updates us on the status of New Hampshire's HB 286, which would expand bonding authority for local governments. New Hampshire law currently restricts...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Bill to Boost Broadband in Minnesota Struggles in Legislature
In a revealing video about the Internet access problem in rural Minnesota, Annandale City Administrator Kelly Hinnenkamp below describes her town's struggle with connectivity. The video is the latest...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Montrose Moves Toward Muni Network -Community Broadband Bits Podcast #95
Nestled in a valley in the Colorado rockies, the city of Montrose has voted overwhelmingly to reestablish local authority over whether to build a municipal fiber network. With nearly 20,000 people,...
View ArticleFCC Chairman Wheeler on Chattanooga and Expansion Ban
Removing restrictions on community broadband can expand high-speed Internet access in underserved areas, spurring economic growth and improvements in government services, while enhancing competition....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Minnesota Border-to-Border Grant Program Webinars For Applicants
Hey, Minnesota communities, are you looking for funding sources for your broadband project? If yes, and you plan on applying for a Minnesota Border-to-Border Development Grant Program, you should be...
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Talbot County, Maryland, RFI: Due Date September 1st
Talbot County, Maryland, has issued a Request for Information for Partnership for Deployment of High-Speed Broadband (RFI). Submissions are due no later than September 1st.Looking For Ideas From...
View ArticleUS Broadband Policy: Competition for Some!
A recent article discussing testimony from the President of the industry trade group, National Cable & Telecommunications Association (NCTA) reminded me once again that Congress and the FCC have...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Solar Powered Wireless on the Reservation - Community Broadband Bits Episode #76
When it comes to building a community owned wireless network, few have more experience than Matthew Rantanen, our guest for the Community Broadband Bits podcast this week. Rantanen has an impressive...
View ArticleClik here to view.
New Hampshire's Bill Would Allow Munis to Bond for Open Access
A recent in-depth article from the Keene Sentinel updates us on the status of New Hampshire's HB 286, which would expand bonding authority for local governments. New Hampshire law currently restricts...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Bill to Boost Broadband in Minnesota Struggles in Legislature
In a revealing video about the Internet access problem in rural Minnesota, Annandale City Administrator Kelly Hinnenkamp below describes her town's struggle with connectivity. The video is the latest...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Montrose Moves Toward Muni Network -Community Broadband Bits Podcast #95
Nestled in a valley in the Colorado rockies, the city of Montrose has voted overwhelmingly to reestablish local authority over whether to build a municipal fiber network. With nearly 20,000 people,...
View ArticleFCC Chairman Wheeler on Chattanooga and Expansion Ban
Removing restrictions on community broadband can expand high-speed Internet access in underserved areas, spurring economic growth and improvements in government services, while enhancing competition....
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