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Improving In-building Wireless Coverage – and Public–Private Collaboration

April 25, 2016

We are proud to announce that the District of Columbia’s in-building wireless project has been recognized as one of “the most innovative uses of technology in government” by the American Council for Technology and Industry Advisory Council (ACT-IAC). Working with CTC, the District government plans to deploy enhanced in-building wireless coverage in up to 80 […]

City of Portland, OR Selects CTC to Develop Fiber Strategic and Business Plan

April 20, 2016

CTC will begin work with the City of Portland, OR to prepare a long-term fiber strategic and business plan that will evaluate the City’s current and future demand for broadband. CTC’s engineers and analysts will engage key City stakeholders from a range of public and private industries, and assess current infrastructure to evaluate the City’s […]

CTC to Provide Strategic Guidance to City of Hayward, CA

April 6, 2016

The City of Hayward, CA has selected CTC to develop a high-level fiber optic network master plan to guide the City’s broadband efforts. CTC’s engineers will inventory the City’s existing systems and service availability, prepare conceptual fiber routes, and project associated costs. Our analysts will identify the City’s broadband needs, and consider a range of […]

City of Pharr, TX Selects CTC to Develop Broadband Strategic Plan

March 24, 2016

The City of Pharr, TX has selected CTC Technology & Energy to prepare a broadband strategic plan. Following a work-shop with the City and its key stakeholders to establish a strategic direction, CTC’s engineers and analysts will assess the City’s current broadband infrastructure and market, and evaluate current and future demand for broadband in Pharr. […]

Broadband in Connecticut: Opportunities for the State and Localities to Enable World-Class Broadband

March 22, 2016

Read the report here. Prepared for the Connecticut Office of Consumer Counsel (March 2016) […]

Coalition Urges Colorado Senate Committee to Resist Efforts to Restrict Local Internet Choice

March 16, 2016

CTC is proud to join other private companies and trade associations in opposing Colorado Senate Bill 136, which was delivered today to the members of the Colorado Senate’s State, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee. The letter urges the legislators to reject the anti-competition legislation, which makes far more difficult local efforts to partner with the […]

Google Fiber to Provide Gigabit Services to Many in San Francisco

February 24, 2016

All of us at CTC extend our congratulations to our friends at the City and County of San Francisco on today’s announcement that Google Fiber will provide gigabit services to many consumers in San Francisco. The City has worked tirelessly for over a decade to expand the availability of fiber-based services to both residences and […]

New FTTP Partnership Emerges in Alabama—a Public-Private Innovation

February 22, 2016

With today’s news that Huntsville, Alabama will build fiber optics throughout its community, and that Google Fiber will lease much of that fiber in order to provide gigabit services to residences and small businesses, communities throughout the United States have entered into a new era of possibility — that of robust, sustainable broadband public-private partnerships. […]

Benton Foundation Releases CLIC Report on Public–Private Partnerships

February 17, 2016

The Benton Foundation has released a report prepared by the Coalition for Local Internet Choice (CLIC), authored by CTC in conjunction with communications law firm Baller Herbst Stokes & Lide. The two-part report, The Emerging World of Broadband Public–Private Partnerships: A Business Strategy and Legal Guide, examines the balance of risk, benefit, and control in three business models […]

Coalition Urges Missouri Legislature to Resist Efforts to Hinder Local Internet Choice

February 9, 2016

Last week, CTC joined a select group of companies and associations submitting a letter to the Missouri legislature that urges rejection of a bill that would limit local Internet choice, preclude municipal innovation in broadband, and limit private competition and investment through partnerships with localities. CTC proudly joined the letter, along with the Coalition for […]

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