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Aspen Institute Releases 2014 Communications Policy Report

June 7, 2015

The Aspen Institute has released its 2014 Communications Policy Report. CTC Technology & Energy President Joanne Hovis contributed to the The Atomic Age of Data: Policies for the Internet of Things in August 2014, through her attendance at the twenty-ninth annual Aspen Institute Conference on Communications Policy. The report includes communications policy insights and recommendations from a range of […]

Bald Head Island, NC Releases RFP for Private Partner for FTTP Network

May 20, 2015

The Village of Bald Head Island, North Carolina today released an RFP seeking a private partner to provide services for a municipal fiber-to-the-premises network. The Village seeks to deliver world class communications services to homes and businesses and views next generation broadband as essential to its future. The RFP can be found on the Village’s […]

CTC Congratulates Dr. Robert Wack of Westminster, MD

May 13, 2015

CTC congratulates Dr. Robert Wack on his reelection victory to the Westminster, Maryland City Council. Dr. Wack is strongly identified with the Westminster fiber initiative, on which he has been one of the key decision makers along with his peers. This election was a strong affirmation by his constituents of the fiber effort and the public—private […]

iTV-3 / UC2B Groundbreaking and Ribbon Cutting

May 8, 2015

UC2B and its private partner iTV-3 held a groundbreaking and ribbon-cutting ceremony to mark the beginning of residential construction. Representatives from both entities—along with speakers from the City of Urbana, the City of Champaign, the University of Illinois, the Urbana Free Library, and the Champaign County Economic Development Corporation—praised the Gigabit-capable network and the partnership. The UC2B/ iTV-3 partnership was announced last May, and iTV-3’s […]

How the FCC’s Decision Frees NC and TN Municipalities to Provide Broadband

March 27, 2015

The following is a guest post by Jim Baller. Chris Mitchell from the Institute of Local Self Reliance recently interviewed Jim Baller, counsel to both Chattanooga EPB and Wilson, NC on their now successful petitions at the FCC. We encourage our readers to listen to the full half-hour interview here, and bring you just a […]

Application Window Opens for Economic Development Administration (EDA) Funding

March 25, 2015

CTC has prepared a memorandum outlining our analysis of Economic Development Assistance Programs through the Economic Development Administration (EDA), a bureau within the Department of Commerce. The EDA has opened the application window until June 12, 2015 for eligible applicants (cities, counties, states, higher education institutions, and nonprofits). Funding is prioritized for projects benefiting economically distressed communities. View the full memorandum here. […]

City of Huntsville, AL Solicits Private Partner(s) for Citywide Gigabit Connectivity

March 23, 2015

CTC is proud to be part of the City of Huntsville, Alabama’s effort to become a “Gig City” through partnering with the private sector to provide affordable, high-speed broadband Internet. The City released a request for information (RFI) last week to solicit one or more private partners to develop a research backbone fiber ring to connect […]

CTC Commends FCC Decision to Support Local Net Choice and Net Neutrality

February 26, 2015

Today was an extraordinary achievement for the future of broadband and the Internet in the U.S. All of us at CTC applaud Chairman Wheeler and Commissioners Clyburn and Rosenworcel for their visionary votes in support of local community choice in broadband and net neutrality. We are proud to have worked on both these issues over the […]

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

February 18, 2015

CTC is proud to be part of a broad coalition of associations and companies that is urging the Missouri legislature to resist efforts to restrict local Internet choice and broadband opportunity. As the Missouri legislature considers raising new barriers to local broadband initiatives, the coalition today sent the letter excerpted below to the chairs of […]

CTC Awarded Cutting Edge Work in Colorado, North Carolina

February 10, 2015

CTC received an award this week to assist the Village of Bald Head Island, NC with planning for broadband public-private partnerships. The Village, which has a year-round population of 250 and a summer population of 1,500, is committed to catalyzing the development of world-class communications infrastructure to ensure the Island’s economic future. CTC is also […]

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