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What Do You Expect In 2017? Send Us Your Predictions By Dec. 15th
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The end of the year is fast approaching! Let's welcome 2017 with another Community Broadband Bits Podcast of Predictions. Our clairvoyants, Christopher Mitchell and Lisa Gonzalez, will discuss what future they see for us. This year we want to include YOUR predictions about local authority, community broadband, and publicly owned Internet networks.
Share your predictions by December 15th:
- Call 612-808-0690. Leave a message for Lisa with your name and your prediction for 2017;
OR
- Send an audio file (.mp3) of your message to podcast@muninetworks.org.
Your message may be featured on the podcast in early January 2017. We want to hear from you!
Will more communities build open access networks? Will there be more infrastructure funding? Do you foresee any significant legislation and where? There are so many questions we haven't even considered. What do you think will happen?
Make your best prediction! Send us an audio file or leave a message at 612-808-0690 by December 15th, 2016!
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