From left: Steve Berry, Thomas Murray and LeRoy Carlson Jr. Photos by Leslie Stimson, Inside Towers
Access to broadband, both rural and
urban, is a bi-partisan issue, lawmakers agreed Tuesday in a House
Communications and Technology Subcommittee hearing on removing barriers
to infrastructure deployment. Subcommittee Chair Rep. Marsha Blackburn
(R-TN), said: “We are all tired of hearing stories about parents driving
their children to the local McDonald’s for internet access in order to
finish homework assignments. We owe them better, period. Continue Reading
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