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If Congress doesn’t act, a $14 billion federal program that subsidizes high-speed internet for low-income households will run out of money in April. More than 25,000 Vermonters will be impacted, nearly half of whom are 50 or older.
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Host Mikaela Lefrak speaks to the Vermont Community Broadband Board's deputy director about how to challenge the FCC's national broadband map.
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Twenty internet providers, including national companies like AT&T, Comcast and Verizon, have committed to the program.
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The COVID-19 pandemic made the state's broadband inequities glaringly clear. Despite a big push by the state last year, thousands of people, especially…
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For many years, I’ve been part of a small group of Craftsbury residents that’s been working to build community support for bringing high-speed internet…
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Without a doubt, times have changed. Time was when access to the internet was considered a luxury - even a novelty – but those days are long gone. Today,…
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Just last week I was standing in a meeting room at a prominent Burlington-area hotel and I could not get onto the Internet. I went over to a window. Still…
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The Vermont House on Tuesday overwhelmingly backed a bill designed to spread broadband internet throughout rural parts of the state.The legislation aims…
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“We have promised to have high speed internet access to every last mile by the end of 2013,” declared Governor Peter Shumlin at a December, 2012 news…