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Loma Linda: Mandated Fiber Network in the Building Code

Publication Date: May 2, 2005 Author(s):  Steven S. Ross, Editor Publication Title:  Broadband Properties In 2004, the Loma Linda city council passed a short, one paragraph ordinance that modified the...

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Exploring Conduit Policies - Community Broadband Bits Episode #48

At any conference dealing with building broadband networks, one hears talk of open trench policies or "dig once" approaches. For today's episode of Community Broadband Bits, City Manager Scott Lazenby...

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Smart Conduit Policy in Sandy, Mount Vernon Reduces Network Cost

More communities now embrace "dig once" policies to facilitate installation of future and current networks. The idea is to be mindful of trenching for transportation and utility projects and encourage...

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Washington State Law Change Transformed Fiber Project in Poulsbo

The story has been updated to fix errors. The original story described the project as a partnership but we have since learned it is a project of the Kitsap Public Utility District that is encouraged by...

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Loma Linda: Mandated Fiber Network in the Building Code

Publication Date: May 2, 2005 Author(s):  Steven S. Ross, Editor Publication Title:  Broadband Properties In 2004, the Loma Linda city council passed a short, one paragraph ordinance that modified the...

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Exploring Conduit Policies - Community Broadband Bits Episode #48

At any conference dealing with building broadband networks, one hears talk of open trench policies or "dig once" approaches. For today's episode of Community Broadband Bits, City Manager Scott Lazenby...

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Smart Conduit Policy in Sandy, Mount Vernon Reduces Network Cost

More communities now embrace "dig once" policies to facilitate installation of future and current networks. The idea is to be mindful of trenching for transportation and utility projects and encourage...

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Washington State Law Change Transformed Fiber Project in Poulsbo

The story has been updated to fix errors. The original story described the project as a partnership but we have since learned it is a project of the Kitsap Public Utility District that is encouraged by...

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Sonic.net Lights Up In Brentwood CA

Last summer the community of Brentwood began working with Sonic.net in a plan to use publicly owned conduit for a privately owned fiber network. Earlier this month, the partners celebrated completion...

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Loma Linda: Mandated Fiber Network in the Building Code

Publication Date: May 2, 2005 Author(s):  Steven S. Ross, Editor Publication Title:  Broadband Properties In 2004, the Loma Linda city council passed a short, one paragraph ordinance that modified the...

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Exploring Conduit Policies - Community Broadband Bits Episode #48

At any conference dealing with building broadband networks, one hears talk of open trench policies or "dig once" approaches. For today's episode of Community Broadband Bits, City Manager Scott Lazenby...

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Smart Conduit Policy in Sandy, Mount Vernon Reduces Network Cost

More communities now embrace "dig once" policies to facilitate installation of future and current networks. The idea is to be mindful of trenching for transportation and utility projects and encourage...

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Washington State Law Change Transformed Fiber Project in Poulsbo

The story has been updated to fix errors. The original story described the project as a partnership but we have since learned it is a project of the Kitsap Public Utility District that is encouraged by...

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Sonic.net Lights Up In Brentwood CA

Last summer the community of Brentwood began working with Sonic.net in a plan to use publicly owned conduit for a privately owned fiber network. Earlier this month, the partners celebrated completion...

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One Touch Make Ready and Wireless Innovation in Louisville - Community...

When we asked Ted Smith, Chief Innovation Officer of Louisville, Kentucky, to join us for episode 193 of the Community Broadband Bits Bits podcast, we expected to talk about the one touch make ready...

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San Francisco Proposal Aims at Giving Multi-Tenants Access Choice of ISPs

If San Francisco Board of Supervisor Mark Farrell gets his way, tenants in multiple-occupancy buildings will have a greater opportunity to choose their Internet Service Providers. In October, Farrell...

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San Francisco Proposal Aims At Giving Multi-Tenants Access Choice Of ISPs

If San Francisco Board of Supervisor Mark Farrell gets his way, tenants in multiple-occupancy buildings will have a greater opportunity to choose their Internet Service Providers. In October, Farrell...

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San Francisco Proposal For Tenant ISP Choice - Community Broadband Bits...

playpauseCities across America are implementing policies that create friendly environments for Internet Service Providers in order to encourage competition. In San Francisco, the Board of Supervisors...

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Transcript: Community Broadband Bits Episode 231

This is the transcript for episode 231 of the Community Broadband Bits Podcast. Mark Farrell of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors explains a proposed ordinance to improve Internet access for...

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San Francisco Passes Ordinance: Tenants Have ISP Choice At Last

San Francisco multi-occupancy building tenants will no longer be stuck with the Internet Service Provider most friendly with the landlord. On December 13th, the Board of Supervisors unanimously passed...

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