ILSR's Christopher Mitchell speaks to StateScoop on why fiber matters in debate over Internet access technologies
Amid an all-out assault on federal broadband funding programs, the upcoming Building For Digital Equity livestream offers a port in the storm.
Hosted by ILSR and AAPB, guests with a wealth of knowledge provide an inside look at how successful community broadband networks can be funded.
ILSR in collaboration with partners in Maryland has developed a pilot composter course for anyone interested in supporting composting initiatives in their communities.
The federal BEAD program should not repeat past policy mistakes and waste billions of dollars delivering subpar Internet access to households at higher prices.
SolarShare Wisconsin Cooperative’s model allows anyone in the state to invest in local solar projects.
A quick explanation of New York's Affordable Broadband Act, including what it doesn, why it was enacted, and what it means for ISPs and households.
Now that New York’s Affordable Broadband Act is set to take effect, it marks a potentially pivotal moment for other states to enact their law...
The City of Sherwood is cultivating a digital vineyard across Oregon’s “Gateway to Wine Country” with its municipally-owned and operated fiber network.
In one of the most rural parts of the U.S., North Dakota is close to being the first state in the nation where every home...
ILSR co-executive directors John Farrell and Stacy Mitchell reflect on voters' frustrations in the election aftermath and the opportunities it creates for building local power.
Digital inclusion advocates are bracing themselves for an uncertain year ahead.
Anaerobic digestion can harness power from organic waste. But it can also have some negative ecological and health effects.
Earlier this month, $140 million in grant awards were announced for six projects from the Finger Lakes to North Country Region.
ILSR's co-directors reflect on the election results and how our history as an organization informs the path forward.