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Salisbury Starts Building FTTH Network
Salisbury, a city of nearly 30,000 in North Carolina, has started building its full fiber-to-the-home network. Salisbury had some difficulty in funding the network at first due to the collapsing economy last year. However, they securing financing in November 2008 and have now started building the network.
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Salisbury, NC, Fends Off Comical Attack on Community Broadband
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Tim Nulty Interviewed at 2009 Freedom to Connect Conference
Benoit Felten of FiberEvolution.com interviews Tim Nulty (former GM of Burlington Telecom, currently working on massive rural FTTH network in Vermont) at the Freedom to Connect Conference. Covers many topics, especially the economics of FTTH and why the public sector should invest in these networks.
Shared Cable Kills Neighborhood
These are funny old advertisements that rightly note one of the largest problems with cable networks: bandwidth is shared among hundreds of houses. Of course, DSL is hardly better. We need full-fiber networks that are accountable to the community. Found at FiberEvolution.com
Five Days on the Digital Dirt Road
InternetforEveryone.org is working to shed light on the millions of Americans who live without regular Internet access or lack the training or equipment to get online. A small reporting team is traveling to communities across the country to tell people's stories.
Vidchat Discussion on Open Networks Between Christopher Mitchell and Geoff Daily
Geoff Daily and Christopher Mitchell discuss open networks and competition in the television and broadband network sector.
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Vidchat Discussion on Municipal Networks with Geoff Daily and Christopher Mitchell
Geoff Daily and Christopher Mitchell discuss municipal networks and why communities should own their own networks.
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Vidchat Discussion on Community Networks and Broadband Stimulus
Geoff Daily and Christopher Mitchell discuss community networks and why the public sector should be prioritized above the private sector when awarding stimulus grants.
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