municipal broadband

The Comcast-backed law was enacted in 2005, but allows for towns and counties to exempt their district through a local vote.

The agency is expected to make this change in February, which will make America's broadband situation look better than it actually is.

"One option is to reject corporate internet service providers altogether, and control the internet ourselves."

Fort Collins, Colorado is set to vote on a ballot measure that would open the door for municipal broadband, and Big Telecom is fighting mad.

One candidate is big on municipal broadband, the other thinks it’s not feasible due to the cost. Guess which one Big Telecom supports?

Pinetops, North Carolina’s fight to get municipal broadband demonstrates how far Big Telecom will go to keep its monopoly.

What normal people can do to stop the concerted effort by Republicans and big telecom to destroy the open internet.

After court defeat, municipal broadband fight shifts to Congress and the states.

A partisan battle is brewing over publicly-owned broadband networks.

A court has killed an FCC challenge to anticompetitive telecom laws all over the country.

Broadband access has hardly been discussed during the presidential race, on either side of the aisle.

The fact that lawmakers will take this telecom-backed paper masquerading as “economic analysis” seriously is demoralizing.