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Drew Clark Live at Mountain Connect: Kelleigh Cole of the Utah Broadband Project

KEYSTONE, Colorado, June 6, 2016 – Continuing my live interviews at Mountain Connect, I interview Kelleigh Cole of the Utah Broadband Project. Kelleigh holds the position in Illinois similar to the role I had as Executive Director of the Partnership for a Connected Illinois from 2010-2013.

Drew Clark

Jun 6, 2016

KEYSTONE, Colorado, June 6, 2016 – Continuing my live interviews at Mountain Connect, I interview Kelleigh Cole of the Utah Broadband Project. Kelleigh holds the position in Illinois similar to the role I had as Executive Director of the Partnership for a Connected Illinois from 2010-2013.

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Rosenworcel Urges Congress to Bolster 'Rip and Replace' With $3 Billion

Rosenworcel Urges Congress to Bolster 'Rip and Replace' With $3 Billion

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Cable ISP WOW! Gets Offer to Go Private

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Utility-Owned ISPs Should Outsource Network Operations Centers

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Broadband Advocate Jim Baller Presented With ILSR's Lifetime Achievement Award

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