Next Century Cities Releases Policy Agenda for Strategies to Expand Broadband Access

The document tackles some of the barriers communities face as they work to bring high-speed Internet to their citizens.

From small cities like Ammon, Idaho, and Sandy, Ore., to large metro areas like San Francisco and Montgomery County in Maryland, local governments have found that they can improve Internet access in apartment buildings, low-income neighborhoods, or even the entire community with a variety of new tools ranging from public investment to enacting truly pro-competition policies.

by Deb Socia

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