California
In San Leandro, we are building on public broadband investment for a brighter future by Corina Lopez, National League of Cities
In order to close the digital divide for all residents and further unleash economic growth, federal and state governments must invest more in broadband infrastructure of all kinds, including both fiber and wireless. Furthermore, we will need federal officials and their state counterparts to cease preemptive legislative trends that have tied cities’ hands and prevented public or public-private solutions from taking root.
Colorado
More than half of Longmont has signed up for NextLight, and private Internet providers have reacted by Sam Lounsberry, Times-Call
Idaho
Idaho Falls residents weigh cost/benefits of fiber network by Ryan Suppe, Post Register
Minnesota
Tina Smith talks drug prices, healthcare, broadband by Nathan Bowe, DL Online
Ely Broadband Coalition looking for more grant projects by Keith Vandervort, The TimberJay
Oregon
Details emerging on broadband network plans by Richard Hanners, Blue Mountain Eagle
Municipal broadband now before Portland City Council, NW Labor Press
Tennessee
Organization aims to bring community-owned rural broadband Internet to Sevier County by Candice Fitzgibbons,...
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