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Topics › Telecommunications › Municipal Broadband and WiFi

Municipal Broadband and WiFi


Colorado Springs doesn’t need to build public broadband

Colorado Springs doesn’t need to build public broadband

By Grayce Burns

Colorado Springs is consistently voted “one of the best places to live in America” and has its long-term sights set on furthering its reputation as a livable, innovative city that’s desirable for businesses and residents alike. One of the primary … Continued

Satellite-Broadband Service Is the Best Way to Get Internet Access to Rural America
Satellite-Broadband Service Is the Best Way to Get Internet Access to Rural America

By Robert Poole

The Effect of Satellite and Wireless on Rural Universal Service Policy
The Effect of Satellite and Wireless on Rural Universal Service Policy

By Steven Titch

Lessons in Municipal Broadband from Lafayette, Louisiana
Lessons in Municipal Broadband from Lafayette, Louisiana

By Steven Titch

ANALYSIS: Despite Glossy Reports, Muni Broadband is Still a Net Money Loser
ANALYSIS: Despite Glossy Reports, Muni Broadband is Still a Net Money Loser

By Steven Titch

  • Annual Privatization Report 2013
    Annual Privatization Report 2013

    Annual Privatization Report by Leonard Gilroy

  • The Year 2010 in IT Outsourcing, Network Neutrality, and Federal Broadband
    The Year 2010 in IT Outsourcing, Network Neutrality, and Federal Broadband

    Policy Brief by Steven Titch and Leonard Gilroy

  • Rethinking Universal-Service Policy in a Broadband Internet Era
    Rethinking Universal-Service Policy in a Broadband Internet Era

    Policy Study by Steven Titch

  • Making Sure the Broadband Stimulus Money Isn’t Wasted
    Making Sure the Broadband Stimulus Money Isn’t Wasted

    Commentary by Steven Titch

  • Don’t Panic! Fiber Is Coming
    Don’t Panic! Fiber Is Coming

    Commentary by Steven Titch

  • Think Tank: iProvo’s Losses at $8 Million and Counting
    Think Tank: iProvo’s Losses at $8 Million and Counting

  • iProvo Revisited: Another Year and Still Struggling
    iProvo Revisited: Another Year and Still Struggling

    Policy Brief by Steven Titch

  • Municipal Broadband Fails – Again
    Municipal Broadband Fails – Again

    Commentary by Steven Titch

  • Villaraigosa Should Ask If a WiFi Plan Is Really Necessary
    Villaraigosa Should Ask If a WiFi Plan Is Really Necessary

    Commentary by Steven Titch

Municipal Broadband and WiFi Policy Studies

  • The Effect of Satellite and Wireless on Rural Universal Service Policy
    The Effect of Satellite and Wireless on Rural Universal Service Policy

    Policy Brief by Steven Titch

  • Lessons in Municipal Broadband from Lafayette, Louisiana
    Lessons in Municipal Broadband from Lafayette, Louisiana

    Policy Study by Steven Titch

  • The Year 2010 in IT Outsourcing, Network Neutrality, and Federal Broadband
    The Year 2010 in IT Outsourcing, Network Neutrality, and Federal Broadband

    Policy Brief by Steven Titch and Leonard Gilroy

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