WASHINGTON, June 17, 2015 – Today, 35 mayors and city officials sent a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) urging uniform and accessible reporting
Mayors from 35 cities have sent a letter to the FCC demanding standardized broadband performance standards following a GAO investigation that highlighted significant discrepancies in
A group of 35 mayors and city officials from various states have sent a letter to the FCC asking the regulator to create a uniform
City of Opelika Joins Over 30 Cities Calling on FCC to Improve Broadband Network Performance Measures Next Century Cities and City Leaders Release Letter in
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — Recently, the City of Grand Junction joined “Next Century Cities”, a bipartisan, city-to-city initiative dedicated to ensuring the availability of next-generation
For millions of Americans, access to fast, affordable and reliable Internet service is vital for their lives and economic well-being. City leaders—recognizing the opportunity to
Last month Chattanooga, Tenn., Mayor Andy Berke announced that the city will offer discounted high-speed Internet to low-income families. The Electric Power Board of Chattanooga
WASHINGTON, May 18, 2015 – More than five years after the unveiling of the National Broadband Plan, policy-makers and on-the-ground-advocates seeking to build better broadband
The City of Vallejo took a major step forward Thursday with the goal of providing high-speed, affordable Internet throughout the city, announcing the hiring of
Last week, at the annual Broadband Communities Summit held in Austin, Texas, there was some, albeit guarded, celebration of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decision
WASHINGTON, June 17, 2015 – Today, 35 mayors and city officials sent a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) urging uniform and accessible reporting
Mayors from 35 cities have sent a letter to the FCC demanding standardized broadband performance standards following a GAO investigation that highlighted significant discrepancies in
A group of 35 mayors and city officials from various states have sent a letter to the FCC asking the regulator to create a uniform
City of Opelika Joins Over 30 Cities Calling on FCC to Improve Broadband Network Performance Measures Next Century Cities and City Leaders Release Letter in
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — Recently, the City of Grand Junction joined “Next Century Cities”, a bipartisan, city-to-city initiative dedicated to ensuring the availability of next-generation
For millions of Americans, access to fast, affordable and reliable Internet service is vital for their lives and economic well-being. City leaders—recognizing the opportunity to
Last month Chattanooga, Tenn., Mayor Andy Berke announced that the city will offer discounted high-speed Internet to low-income families. The Electric Power Board of Chattanooga
WASHINGTON, May 18, 2015 – More than five years after the unveiling of the National Broadband Plan, policy-makers and on-the-ground-advocates seeking to build better broadband
The City of Vallejo took a major step forward Thursday with the goal of providing high-speed, affordable Internet throughout the city, announcing the hiring of
Last week, at the annual Broadband Communities Summit held in Austin, Texas, there was some, albeit guarded, celebration of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decision
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