One of our projects is mentioned in this WaPo piece about rural broadband: https://t.co/3cKntVAnOR thanks for reporting on this important topic @nick4iezos
$400mm to serve ~30k subscribers, over $13k/sub. Seems very high. Some #wisps and #wispsturnedfisps would prob love a chance to beat that. Reported by @MelissaSantos1 https://t.co/5KvZUMj4i3
We are often asked how to identify unserved markets for broadband projects. @khillrcr breaks down how to use existing broadband maps availability maps to find areas of need: https://t.co/OYQZpqg73U
@iamkimkeenan makes a great point here: https://t.co/bfUzbunCuQ it's hard to make use of subsidized Internet service programs if the only place you'll find out about them is on the Internet.