National Broadband Policy and Implications for Minnesota

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Tom Koutsky from Connected Nation spoke about what’s happening in the federal level. He was kind enough to share his slides…


I think one of the important messages was that the future of broadband is not being written in Washington; it’s happening on the frontlines, in Duluth, in Cloquet Valley in Windom.

More video:

  1. Tom Koutsky gets a question a terrestrial broadband
  2. Tom Koutsky gets a question broadband mapping
  3. Tom Koutsky gets a question on pole attachments
  4. Tom Koutsky gets a question a terrestrial broadband
  5. Tom Koutsky gets a question on advice for communities with larger incumbents
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About Ann Treacy

I have a Master’s Degree in Library and Information Science. I have been interested or involved in providing access to information through the Internet since 1994, when I worked for Minnesota’s first Internet service provider. I am pleased to be a part of the Blandin on Broadband Team. I also work with MN Coalition on Government Information, Minnesota Rural Partners, and the American Society for Information Science and Technology.

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