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Oakland City Council Unanimously Approves Construction of Open-Access Network

Broadband Breakfast

May 28, 2025 – The Oakland City Council voted unanimously last week to adopt a Broadband Master Plan that will connect up to 2,500 unserved and underserved households across the city through the construction of an open-access municipal broadband network.  ” Estimated to cost $15.6

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Scott Casey: Construction Hurdles Threatening Broadband's Future

Broadband Breakfast

Expanding broadband access has become a cornerstone of federal and state infrastructure efforts. As the digital economy becomes increasingly central to daily life and business operations, high-speed internet is essential. For telecom companies, construction is no longer a routine step in the process.

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Greenlight Networks to Acquire Loop Internet Assets

Broadband Breakfast

WASHINGTON, July 11, 2025 – Greenlight Networks has reached a deal to acquire the assets of Loop Internet, a locally owned fiber provider headquartered in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Loop Internet Founder, Chris Hacken , also expressed excitement for the expansion. ”  Founded in 2015 in Wilkes-Barre, Penn.,

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Quickline’s Gigabit Broadband to Transform Rural Connectivity

VoIP Review

Quickline Communications has announced an ambitious plan to deliver gigabit-capable broadband across rural regions. Over the next three years, the company aims to provide high-speed internet to 360,000 locations in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, marking a significant step towards bridging the digital divide.

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From Local to Limitless: How Broadband is the Backbone of Economic Opportunity

AT&T Connects

Now, almost 50 years later, East & Westbrook Construction has evolved into an award-winning enterprise spanning three business divisions and four states. Increased connectivity, delivered through high-speed broadband access. According to Paul, [broadband] allowed us to grow into other markets.

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Vermont, Ohio Networks Prove Municipal Broadband Pays for Itself

Broadband Breakfast

21, 2025 – Cities and towns were proving that municipal broadband networks can pay for themselves – without raising taxes, without government bailouts, and without private investment. The S&P-rated precedent should make it easier for future broadband projects to secure funding without needing tax-backed guarantees.

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Willmar, Minnesota Moves Forward With Open Access Fiber Network

Broadband Breakfast

In its 4-3 vote in early March, the City Council opted to continue work on the  Connect Wilmar Initiative , something it says is an answer to the ongoing failures by regional incumbent telecom monopolies to provide uniform, high quality, high speed, affordable Internet access. According to a  network FAQ , the planned $24.5