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Small Providers, More Fiber Help Rural Economies: Study
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.
What ISPs can do to spark innovation in 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?
How excluding served locations from broadband grant eligibility impacts competition
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.
How technical assistance can make all the difference for rural leaders focused on broadband projects
A rural leader in Alabama explains how the broadband technical assistance he received helped keep his project on track.
What today’s rural broadband projects can learn from one Tennessee initiative
Reflecting on a recent success story in rural broadband planning that translated into more than $100 million in funding for 13 counties in Tennessee.
What It Will Take to Make Rural Broadband Affordable — and Keep It That Way
Tens of billions in federal funds are on the way to spread high-speed Internet across the countryside. States should structure their grant programs to make sure markets are competitive.
Three key factors to ensuring positive outcomes in rural broadband projects
We highlight the three crucial levers to overcoming common challenges and share other key factors that can ensure positive outcomes.
What is possible when high-speed broadband comes to town
Pigeons are still (sometimes) faster than your internet
Internet speeds have come a long way since the days of the dial-up modem, but sometimes you can’t beat the millennia-old method of carrier pigeon.