Broadband Census in the States
By Reporters and Correspondents for BroadbandCensus.com
Editor’s Note: Below is the complete list of articles in the “Broadband Census in the States” series on BroadbandCensus.com.
- 1. In Massachusetts, Governor to Sign $40 Million Broadband Bill Aimed at Spurring Investment
- 2. Task Force to Debate Whether A Gigabit Per Second is Too Fast for Minnesota
- 3. Relaunched Oklahoma City Wi-Fi Network Showcases City-Services Model
- 4. New York City and State Each Craft Broadband Policies; City Nixes Muni Wi-Fi
- 5. With Large Underserved Areas, Idaho Seeks to Establish Statewide Educational Network
- 6. Hawaii Broadband Task Force Aims to Tackle Problems of Speed, Competition
- 7. Modern-Day Alaskan Broadband Benefits from Satellite Earth Station Competition
- 8. First in Broadband Mapping, North Carolina’s e-NC Now Wants Faster Speeds
- 9. Colorado Innovation Council Seeks to Make Good on State’s Promise of Better Broadband
- 10. New Mexico Infrastructure Report Fails to Incorporate Broadband Access
- 11. Illinois Plants ‘Johnny Appleseed’ Projects Promoting Broadband in State
- 12. Maryland Continues on Long Haul Towards Universal Broadband
- 13. Verizon as a Cable Guy To Shape Broadband Battle in Washington, D.C.
- 14. ‘Connect ME’ is Maine’s Mantra For 90 Percent Broadband by 2010
- 15. South Carolina Weighs State-Wide Wireless Access in Broadband Plans
- 16. Beset by Large Rural Areas, Arizona Aims to Blend Broadband Data Sources
- 17. Indiana Universities Leading Broadband Investments On- and Off-Campus
[…] BroadbandCensus.com has been profiling the state of broadband, and of broadband, within each state at http://broadbandcensus.com/blog/2008/09/broadband-census-in-the-states/. […]
My kids could not allow me to work at home after I had a broadband connection. This prompted me to device strict measures because I realized that they could not even do their homework due to the myriad marvels of the internet.