Lawmakers question competition in broadband market
WBOY-TV
At least one business hopes state lawmakers will sign off on a plan to give small Internet providers an affordable doorway to the nation’s telecommunications networks, saying the end result would be expanded broadband availability throughout West Virginia.
Bridgeport-based Citynet wants West Virginia to join a growing number of states creating their own “middle-mile” networks for broadband Internet services. The networks basically provide the infrastructure needed to carry data over thousands of miles.
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At least one business hopes state lawmakers will sign off on a plan to give small Internet providers an affordable doorway to the nation’s telecommunications networks, saying the end result would be expanded broadband availability throughout West Virginia.
Bridgeport-based Citynet wants West Virginia to join a growing number of states creating their own “middle-mile” networks for broadband Internet services. The networks basically provide the infrastructure needed to carry data over thousands of miles.
Read more
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