In Dallas? Attending the 2017 Broadband Communities Summit? Join us at our DIY Fiber Mapping and Estimating Workshop from 4-6PM Monday May 5th, 2017. Our workshop will be covering how to create ballpark and detailed fiber estimates to help close a deal or end inquiry by eliciting sticker shock. Not in Dallas today? It’s okay
The Utility LINE team (AKA New Light Technologies), will be exhibiting, conducting a workshop (DIY Fiber Mapping and Estimating) and introducing the Utility LINE application at this years Broadband Communities Summit. We look forward to seeing old friends and new at next weeks Broadband Communities Summit. The Dallas, TX conference is held May 1st-4th, 2017. This is
We talk a lot about rural broadband gaps and efforts to deliver service in the country, but it’s rare that we discuss some of the issues in more urban areas… long story short… it’s an issue and Rochester is one of may cities trying to do something about it. Rochester, NY is currently developing a
Albuquerque is currently investing in a rapid transit system that will connect its innovation district with the University of New Mexico… oh, and all of the businesses along the Central Avenue corridor. The best part of this… they’re putting in fiber network that will connect the major hub networks and the rest of the city
The most recent U.S. election has, in many ways, refocused attention on rural America. There have been numerous analyses by a diverse number of media and research outfits that all point back to a struggling rural America fighting to be heard by national (and sometimes state) politicians. We’ve seen this struggle on a regular basis
For a long time we, the American consumer, have been accustomed to packing up the family and heading to the mall the day after Thanksgiving in order to take advantage of the massive sales that kick off the December holiday season. So much so, that retailers started calling that particular Friday Black Friday because it
In so many places across the country, the recent election highlighted differences, however, residents in rural Colorado overwhelmingly voted to opt out of SB 152, the senate bill placing restrictions on local government control of high speed internet, an inspiring show of unity and determination to control their own economy and future. While the SB 152 may