San Francisco is considering two options for a citywide open-access network. Both are good, but one option offers significant advantages.

Here’s a good-news story: The drive to provide high-quality internet service to U.S. schools has made tremendous progress, and the goal of universal connectivity is within sight.

For communities, the key to economic vitality isn’t just getting broadband but also using it effectively.

Broadband technology, finance and market structure are all in flux. Where does that leave your business plan? Beware!

Independent service providers still have relevant offerings for the multifamily industry.

Bandwidth isn’t all the same. Make sure the circuit you purchase is appropriate for your community’s needs.

Viewers develop strategies for sorting through streaming, SVoD, cable and other video platforms to find shows to watch.

Speakers at the Broadband Communities fall economic development conference discussed how technology disrupts lives – and how it offers lifelines to help individuals and communities cope with that disruption.

New research by Broadband Communities finds a clear relationship between broadband access and median family income but no clear causality.

Broadband continues to be an important economic driver, researchers say – but the story is getting more complicated.

Make purchasing broadband services a frictionless activity.