Presenting a technical approach to enabling Wi-Fi and LTE-U to coexist
New York City has drawn national attention for its plans to deploy thousands of free public gigabit …
Insights
Improving In-building Wireless Coverage – and Public–Private Collaboration
We are proud to announce that the District of Columbia’s in-building wireless project has been rec…
Broadband in Connecticut: Opportunities for the State and Localities to Enable World-Class Broadband
Read the report here.
Prepared for the Connecticut Office of Consumer Counsel (March 2016)
New FTTP Partnership Emerges in Alabama—a Public-Private Innovation
With today's news that Huntsville, Alabama will build fiber optics throughout its community, and tha…
Santa Cruz Council Votes Unanimously for Fiber Public–Private Partnership
Are we seeing a new trend in broadband public-private partnerships? This week, the City Council of …
CTC Helps Position Holly Springs, NC to Attract Big Private Fiber Investment Through Smart Infrastructure Planning and Best Business Practices
Autumn is here and the trees on the I-95 corridor between DC and North Carolina are lit up w…
CTC Congratulates Dr. Robert Wack of Westminster, MD
CTC congratulates Dr. Robert Wack on his reelection victory to the Westminster, Maryland City Counci…
How the FCC’s Decision Frees NC and TN Municipalities to Provide Broadband
The following is a guest post by Jim Baller.
Chris Mitchell from the Institute of Local Self Reli…
CTC Commends FCC Decision to Support Local Net Choice and Net Neutrality
Today was an extraordinary achievement for the future of broadband and the Internet in the U.S. All …
FCC May Preempt Anti-Competition State Broadband Laws
The Washington Post is reporting this morning that FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is circulating among his…