Mon, November 25, 2019 | Posted by Jess Del Fiacco

California
The City of Redding wants to bring the city up to speed with high speed Internet for all by Sade Browne, KRCR News
Connecticut
Courts shoot down another barrier to community broadband by Karl Bode, VICE
Iowa
Iowa communities continue to work for better Internet by Robbie Sequeira, Ames Tribune
Ohio
Electric co-op inaugurates new rural broadband funding, The Ironton Tribune
Ohio's Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative’s $2.5 million grant from the Appalachian Regional Commission Partnerships for Opportunity and Workforce and Economic Revitalization Initiative for the installation of 168 miles of fiber project that will connect the co-op’s substations in six counties of the eastern portion of its service territory was hailed by Lt. Gov. Jon Husted as “critically important for the future of the region.”
Utah
Broadband Internet access coming to Navajo Nation communities in San Juan County by Zak Podmore, Salt Lake City Tribune
General
Killing net neutrality was even worse than you think by Karl Bode, OneZero
Should the Internet be a public utility? Hundreds of cities are saying yes by David Elliot Berman and Victor Pickard, FastCompany
More muni, more money by Mike Farrell, Multichannel
But while the cable industry harps on the more spectacular failures in the muni business, others point to successes like Chattanooga, Tennessee and Cedar Falls, Iowa, whose municipal broadband networks literally transformed those communities. And even the failures — some maybe just a little ahead of their time — can be held up as blueprints for what not to do in developing a municipal broadband plan.