Economic development in rural areas depends on broadband access – but the FCC’s current initiatives won’t help.

Researchers at an Australian university propose a new way to measure the social benefits of broadband.

To ensure their economic survival, communities must be active participants in broadband planning.

Only fiber to the premises can support the new knowledge economy.

A new type of statistical model helps cities estimate broadband’s effects on their economic well-being.

Highlights of the 2018 Broadband Communities Summit held in May in Austin, Texas

The Broadband Communities Summit brings together participants in the multifamily, rural, economic development, technology and policy worlds. This issue of the magazine has something for all of them.

An innovative program in Pennsylvania leveraged stimulus funds to drive broadband deployment, adoption and use. Small and mid-sized businesses flourished.

The FCC stacks the deck against broadband in rural and poor urban districts.

All new multifamily buildings should include fiber. It adds value and ensures residents the fast, reliable broadband they demand.

A dedicated, high-speed broadband network to connect the unconnected is a game changer for Cleveland.

Carriers already share many network assets, but they aren’t always forthcoming about these relationships. Why not accept the inevitable?

Broadband is the underpinning for some of today’s most important transformations in business activity and government services.