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Alabama has become a national model for state initiative and success in broadband policy and strategy, showcasing the effectiveness of early planning, substantial executive and legislative support, and strategic use of federal funds.
New research shows a more than 200% growth rate for businesses in rural areas with high broadband utilization rates.
Gallatin County stands out as a leader in broadband development, where collaborative efforts between local entities ensure high-quality connectivity that fuels a thriving tech ecosystem.
Robust fiber connectivity helps Bulloch County residents and businesses make connections on local and global scales.
The conclusion of a study from the Center of Rural Innovation (CORI) is fairly simple: Greater levels of fiber, delivered by local service providers, improves economic outcomes for rural communities.
The Broadband Equity Access and Deployment Program provided historic funding to level the playing field for rural communities. Now comes the time to ask an exciting question: What happens next?
Why allowing broadband grant projects to include some served areas, as New York recently did, stands to have a big (positive) impact for bringing service to unserved and underserved areas.
A rural leader in Alabama explains how the broadband technical assistance he received helped keep his project on track.
Reflecting on a recent success story in rural broadband planning that translated into more than $100 million in funding for 13 counties in Tennessee.
