Broadband: Municipal

Wrote letter to local paper explaining why I opposed adding free wi-fi for a Senior Citizen's Community Center

As the 21st Century evolves and our economy begins to recover, there is near-universal agreement on the importance of expanding Americans’ access to high-speed Internet service.

As the 21st Century evolves and our economy begins to recover, there is near-universal agreement on the importance of expanding Americans’ access to high-speed Internet service.

Two North Carolina municipalities are at odds over funding of one city’s broadband system.

Gilberts, a small town of about 8,000 in north central Illinois, is at the very embryonic stages of examining a taxpayer-financed broadband buildout.