.@shruti_shekar wrote a great piece here on the struggles, cost and difficulty of provisioning broadband to rural and remote areas.
https://t.co/fAuRN3Rhxu
#Clearcable would like thank all the folks that attended the #CRRBC2019#ruralbroadband event. Excellent discussions and exceptional diversity of attendees. The consences still remains that collabortion is still the top required priority when it comes to…https://t.co/ahzkkQgt4N
Think people are hungry for knowledge, and to share info on #ruralbroadband? 200-plus people up bright and early this morning for @digitaldivideca in North Bay.
As the #CRTC announced it's accepting new applications for its Broadband Fund, those at @digitaldivideca heard about the need for more rural broadband funding and more intergovernmental cooperation to ease bureaucratic barriers 🔒: https://t.co/7JcS7cweGb
Moderated a hum-dinger of a panel at the @digitaldivideca conference. Never seen so many questions from the audience. People sure are passionate abt rural broadband & the myriad issues holding it back! Fwiw, took a photo recently of what rural broadband tech sometimes looks like
communities in Canada receive adequate services. "..It is costing us our economies, our educations, and ultimately our futures..." Fideli said. He finished by describing the three-year plan to connect about 200k remote and rural Canadians #CRRBC2019#broadband#digitaldivide
as the only source of content for unconnected remote First Nations communities. Panel discussion continues now on: First Nations Broadband Connectivity, at the first Canadian Rural & Remote Broadband Conference in North Bay #CRRBC2019#broadbandforall#digitaldivide#firstnations
“It is 2019 and there are children, in Canada, that are sharing files the same way people do in North Korea” a statement made by a panel member about how First Nations children have to use USB sticks to hoard content when they have the chance. That USB then gets passed around