Broadband is the most important infrastructure investment a community can make,especially as a new generation of connection is upon us: ultra-broadband.
The Risks and Rewards of Municipal Broadband
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Disconnected: Seven Lessons on Fixing the Digital Divide
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Communities across the country are in an economic race. To compete, they need employers and qualified workers, both of which require a robust information- and knowledge-sharing infrastructure. While some communities are ahead of the pack, others are falling far behind.
Broadband is a critical component in this economic race, allowing businesses large and small to reach customers, farmers to deploy resource-saving technologies, and workers to learn critical job skills.
DEEDP Broadband Research
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Beginning in mid-2017, DEEDP endeavored to answer several questions arising surrounding broadband and its impact on rural Missouri. Key questions included broadband’s impact on out-migration and in-migration, the impact of low services, slow speed broadband and relatively high prices compared to areas with fiber’s high-speed broadband and low prices. In the analysis the economic and social impact of high-speed broadband was both qualitatively and quantitatively presented in an easy to understand format designed for policy makers and business executives.
A Case For Rural Broadband
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Insights on Rural Broadband Infrastructure and Next Generation Precision Agriculture Technologies
BRINGING BROADBAND TO A MISSOURI COMMUNITY
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On June 1, 2020, nearly one hundred individuals in locations throughout Missouri and
across the United States gathered “online” to help develop a “Plan” to bring broadband to a
Missouri community — Bollinger County.
Commentary: Broadband is a necessary utility. Let’s treat it like one
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There was a time when telephone lines did not span the U.S., proudly marking the landscape in nearly every conceivable populated area. But telephones, as with refrigerators and light bulbs before them, soon became essential.