Central Alabama Will See Better Internet Access Thanks to Electric Cooperative
Central Alabamans can look forward to better connectivity thanks to a local electric co-op! … Read More
Utah Community Considers Open Access Network for Better Connectivity
American Fork, Utah, wants to build an open access fiber network to all homes and businesses in the community of 26,000 people. … Read More
State Laws Help Cooperatives Bridge the Rural Digital Divide
Across the country, state legislatures are ushering in better rural connectivity by passing new laws that enable electric cooperatives to expand high-quality Internet access.… Read More
Visualizing Internet Access in North Carolina
According to FCC data, which is riddled with errors and fundamentally overstates coverage, almost 95 percent of North Carolina has access to broadband speeds. Despite seemingly widespread connectivity, many rural parts of the state are still not connected.… Read More
Support Grows for Local Broadband Solution in Falmouth, Massachusetts
Residents in Falmouth, Massachusetts, are considering a municipal network to help improve Internet access in their city…… Read More
Updated Report Shows How Cooperatives Are Bridging the Digital Divide
Decades after bringing electricity and telephone services to America’s rural households, cooperatives are tackling a new challenge: the rural digital divide. … Read More
Idaho City’s Affordable Internet Access Attracts Attention
Ammon, Idaho has been praised for serving the community, providing reliability, and offering affordable Internet access options…… Read More
Iowa Town Learns From Neighbor’s Success, Moves Forward With Community-Owned Network Plans
Vinton, Iowa, is moving ahead with plans for a Fiber-to-the-Home network. Cedar Falls, Iowa, and ImOn Communications will be key to Vinton’s efforts to build the community network.… Read More
Small South Dakota City Upgrades Connectivity for Residents
Beresford, South Dakota has a long history of providing for itself: The city is now upgrading old infrastructure to bring better connectivity to residents. “This is really a game changer for us,” said Beresford Mayor Nathan Anderson. … Read More