Several states have initiated programs “for the purpose of implementing a statewide wireless broadband network”. These statewide programs exhibit a number of different priorities, but connectivity in under-served rural areas is the practical number one priority for most. Despite the recent wide swings of the hyperbole pendulum, many believe that thorough planning and a balanced approach will move to these projects forward and help the "community" broadband market develop.
The Digital Inclusion Roundtable at the W2i Digital Cities Convention: Year One in Review
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Based on the proceedings from Los Angeles, Taipei, London, Philadelphia, and Tempe, Arizona. The Digital Inclusion Roundtable was conceived by the Wireless Internet Institute (W2i) in early 2006 and launched at the 7th W2i Digital Cities Convention in Los Angeles, May 25-26, 2006. This paper provides an overview of the first year of activities.
Wireless Minneapolis Digital Inclusion Task Force Final Report
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The precedent-setting Digital Inclusion work from Minneapolis.
