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Rural Broadband MountainConnect in Colorado
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Folks in Colorado will want to check out the 2011 Rural Broadband MountainConnect conference at Mt Princeton Springs, Nathrop, Colorado from June 12-13. Those who want to go will have to Request an Invitation (see the site for details).
Some of the discussion topics include:
- What exactly is Rural Broadband?
- What are the real Community Benefits?
- How do we get to Gigabit Speeds?
- Success stories: Lessons learned
- National Trends & Regulation
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