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18 Dec 2020

No, Missouri Law Does Not Prohibit Political Subdivisions From Offering Internet Service to Its Residents and Businesses

by Marc McCarty | posted in: Funding, Legal and Regulatory | 0

No, Missouri Law Does Not Prohibit Political Subdivisions From Offering Internet Service to Its Residents and Businesses That statement might come as a surprise to some folks.  Some articles have stated – without qualification — that Missouri law bars political … Continued

9 Dec 2020

The FCC’s RDOF Award Announcement – Good News, but Only One Step toward Closing the Digital Divide

by Marc McCarty | posted in: Funding | 0

Some quick reaction to Monday’s FCC Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF) Auction Award Announcement: It’s good news of course! – Over $346 million allocated to seventeen providers that proposed to bring gigabit level service to almost 200,000 (199,211) locations through-out … Continued

17 Nov 2020

Rural Access to Industry: Barriers from the Infrastructure Planning Front Lines

by canfieldci | posted in: Planning | 0

As part of this research initiative, we conducted a qualitative analysis of 11 semi-structured interviews with the planning community in Missouri to identify what barriers they recognize for the deployment of rural broadband in Missouri. Participants reported that the return … Continued

3 Sep 2020

New Missouri Statute Encourages Public-Private Partnerships for Broadband Infrastructure

by Marc McCarty | posted in: Legal and Regulatory | 0

9-3-2020 New Missouri Statute Encourages Public-Private Partnerships for Broadband Infrastructure For many years Missouri cities and counties have used Community Improvement Districts (CID) and Neighborhood Improvement Districts (NID) to finance public infrastructure and to encourage economic development in designated geographic … Continued

Recent Posts

  • No, Missouri Law Does Not Prohibit Political Subdivisions From Offering Internet Service to Its Residents and Businesses
  • The FCC’s RDOF Award Announcement – Good News, but Only One Step toward Closing the Digital Divide
  • Rural Access to Industry: Barriers from the Infrastructure Planning Front Lines
  • New Missouri Statute Encourages Public-Private Partnerships for Broadband Infrastructure

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