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Broadband Panelists Say Public-Private Partnerships Provide Unique Solutions for Regional Needs

Some experts believe that public-private models may provide answers for municipalities struggling to narrow the digital divide.

Benjamin Kahn

Benjamin Kahn

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Broadband Panelists Say Public-Private Partnerships Provide Unique Solutions for Regional Needs
From left to right: Photo of Chris Walker, John Burchett, and Marry Ellen Player at Broadband Communities Summit in Houston

HOUSTON, October 1, 2021 – Public-private partnerships are an effective model to build out and improve broadband infrastructure, experts said on Wednesday at the Broadband Communities Summit here, and can be rewarding for all stakeholders involved.

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