Internet

Can WV's New Task Force Resolve Broadband Expansion Disputes?
Utilities Can WV's New Task Force Resolve Broadband Expansion Disputes?

West Virginia's ambitious goal of bringing high-speed internet to all corners of the state encountered its fair share of hurdles, primarily revolving around pole attachment issues crucial for broadband expansion. Despite being awarded a substantial budget of $1.2 billion for this massive

AccessOn Launches Fiber-Optic Network to Bridge Rural Digital Divide
Utilities AccessOn Launches Fiber-Optic Network to Bridge Rural Digital Divide

In an effort to address long-standing disparities in digital access, AccessOn Internet recently commenced a significant project aimed at expanding internet services to rural parts of Warren and Halifax counties. The project was symbolically launched on January 15th with a ceremony held at Warren

Point Broadband Acquires Riviera Utilities, Launches Fiber Upgrade
Utilities Point Broadband Acquires Riviera Utilities, Launches Fiber Upgrade

The recent acquisition of Riviera Utilities' residential cable and internet business by Point Broadband marks a significant moment not just for the companies involved but for the consumers expecting improved service. With a legacy in Foley, Alabama, spanning over a century, Riviera Utilities

FCC Urged to Enhance Cooperation on Pole Attachments Amid Broadband Expansion
Utilities FCC Urged to Enhance Cooperation on Pole Attachments Amid Broadband Expansion

In an era where expanding broadband access is crucial for economic growth and societal advancement, the relationship between pole owners and broadband providers has become a significant focal point. The Utilities Technology Council (UTC), a major utilities trade association, is calling on the

California Invests $45M to Expand Broadband in Central Coast Region
Utilities California Invests $45M to Expand Broadband in Central Coast Region

California’s latest initiative aims to bridge the digital divide in the Central Coast region through substantial investments in broadband infrastructure. The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has allocated $45 million from the California Advanced Services Fund’s Broadband Infrastructure

Is BT's Delay on Digital Switch Over Safe for Users?
Utilities Is BT's Delay on Digital Switch Over Safe for Users?

British telecommunications giant BT has pushed back the completion date of its ambitious plan to transition from analog copper landlines to digital internet-based services. The decision to postpone the switchover deadline to January 2027 has sparked a debate on whether this action serves the best

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