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Student Freedom Initiative, Orangeburg, SC Department of Utilities, and Connect Humanity Partner to Bring Affordable Fiber Optic Internet Services to the Region

Student Freedom Initiative, Orangeburg, SC Department of Utilities, and Connect Humanity Partner to Bring Affordable Fiber Optic Internet Services to the Region

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The Orangeburg Utilities Department will begin implementation of the city’s digital access infrastructure strategic plan to create an open-access network for residents of the community ORANGEBURG, South Carolina, December 01, 2022–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Today, Student Freedom Initiative (SFI), along with the Orangeburg Department of Public Services (DPU) and Connect Humanity are pleased to announce the second phase …

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Escambia County Selects EREC to Bring 2 Gigabit Fiber Optic Internet to North Escambia : NorthEscambia.com

Escambia County Selects EREC to Bring 2 Gigabit Fiber Optic Internet to North Escambia : NorthEscambia.com

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The Escambia County Commission voted Monday to enter into an agreement with Escambia River Electric Cooperative to bring high-speed fiber internet directly to thousands of homes and businesses in rural northern Escambia County, potentially as early as next summer. Escambia County will contribute $6 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act funds to the project …

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Comcast told him it would cost $17,000 to speed up his Internet. He rallied neighbors to build their own fiber optic network instead

Comcast told him it would cost $17,000 to speed up his Internet. He rallied neighbors to build their own fiber optic network instead

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A group of Los Altos Hills, California residents are standing up to internet giants Comcast and AT&T. Tech-rich but internet-poor, residents of the Silicon Valley neighborhood were fed up with slow broadband speeds of under 25 megabits per second (Mbps) download and 3 Mbps upload — the federal definition of a house not served by …

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Comcast told him it would cost $17,000 to speed up his Internet. He rallied neighbors to build their own fiber optic network instead

Comcast told him it would cost $17,000 to speed up his Internet. He rallied neighbors to build their own fiber optic network instead

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A group of Los Altos Hills, California residents are standing up to internet giants Comcast and AT&T. Tech-rich but internet-poor, residents of the Silicon Valley neighborhood were fed up with slow broadband speeds of under 25 megabits per second (Mbps) download and 3 Mbps upload — the federal definition of a house not served by …

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Comcast told him it would cost $17,000 to speed up his Internet. He rallied 41 South Bay neighbors to build their own super-fast fiber optic network instead

Comcast told him it would cost $17,000 to speed up his Internet. He rallied 41 South Bay neighbors to build their own super-fast fiber optic network instead

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A group of Los Altos Hills residents are standing up to internet giants Comcast and AT&T. Tech-rich but internet-poor, residents of the Silicon Valley neighborhood were fed up with slow broadband speeds of under 25 megabits per second (Mbps) download and 3 Mbps upload — the federal definition of a house not served by an …

Comcast told him it would cost $17,000 to speed up his Internet. He rallied 41 South Bay neighbors to build their own super-fast fiber optic network instead Read More »

Comcast told him it would cost $17,000 to speed up his Internet. He rallied 41 South Bay neighbors to build their own super-fast fiber optic network instead

Comcast told him it would cost $17,000 to speed up his Internet. He rallied 41 South Bay neighbors to build their own super-fast fiber optic network instead

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A group of Los Altos Hills residents are standing up to internet giants Comcast and AT&T. Tech-rich but internet-poor, residents of the Silicon Valley neighborhood were fed up with slow broadband speeds of under 25 megabits per second (Mbps) download and 3 Mbps upload — the federal definition of a house not served by an …

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Duluth asks Lincoln Park residents to weigh in on proposed fiber optic network

Duluth asks Lincoln Park residents to weigh in on proposed fiber optic network

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DULUTH — The city is preparing to invest $5.5 million in a fiber optic network that should provide high-speed data services to Lincoln Park residents and businesses at a more affordable price. But first, he wants to gauge public interest in the project. Mayor of Duluth Emily Larson City officials are asking residents and local …

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How do some cities get 80% faster fiber optic internet than others?

How do some cities get 80% faster fiber optic internet than others?

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Ziply Fiber construction partners dug a narrow micro-trench in the street, cleaning up along the way and allowing neighborhood activities to continue uninterrupted (Josh Naugher Photo) Brett Gailey, the mayor of Lake Stevens, Washington, heard loud and clear from his constituents that they want more choice when it comes to Internet service providers in their …

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