This program will explore the ability and actuality of local communities avoiding the failed American Broadband system by financing, building and operating their own Broadband Networks.
Since the scourge of COVID-19 began in early 2020, the public has discovered what experts have known for decades: The monopoly run Internet Access Networks in America are built on century old copper lines, delivering horribly slow and low quality internet access, at prices that are staggering. Meanwhile, as we limp along on our Information Dirt Roads, our global competitors are instead zipping along on their Fiber Based Information Super Highways at speeds hundreds of time faster than ours and prices many time lower.
The exception in America are those community networks that provide world class GIG speeds, with unparalleled customer service and truly competitive pricing. Come learn some of the Why’s and How’s.
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