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Quickline reveals three-year rural broadband rollout plan

Total Telecom

Press Release Rural broadband provider Quickline Communications has today unveiled the full list of communities set to benefit from its full fibre rollout over the next three years, bringing fast and reliable, gigabit-capable connectivity to a further 360,000 premises across thousands of rural communities.

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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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BSNL Gears Up for Major BharatNet Expansion in Karnataka, Goa, and Puducherry

Telecom Talk

In a major development towards expanding rural broadband connectivity, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has signed an agreement with Polycab India Limited for the implementation of the Amended BharatNet Project across Karnataka, Goa, and Puducherry. The maintenance will be billed at 5.5% per annum for the following five years.

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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. Although all three national wireless carriers , AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile, are expanding their fiber investments in various ways, construction remains a bottleneck threatening progress.

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BEAD delay causes Louisiana layoffs at construction firm

Total Telecom

billion effort to deploy broadband to all Americans. Additionally, he said the company had built a network of more than 150 subcontractors. Etheridges letter, given to Broadband Communities on Monday, calls on the administration not to let bureaucracy unravel everything weve built. We were poised for 300% growth, he wrote.

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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

21,000), has voted to move forward on plans for a city-owned open access fiber network. According to a  network FAQ , the planned $24.5 million in construction costs will be paid via bonds, which would then be paid back by leasing fees by local competitors looking to access the network.  ” Like many U.S.