Illinois Broadband
The "Illinois Broadband" section features announcements, news and information about broadband in Illinois, including events, activities and grant awards by the federal government, state government, and others.
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- State Says 80 Percent of Mainers 'Unserved' by Broadband
- Whit Richardson, Portland Press Herald, Jan 19, 2015
- The ConnectME Authority, which oversees the state’s broadband service, on Friday adopted a new standard to define adequate service levels.
- Five Year Report on Illinois Broadband Released
- Heidi Bruce, Broadband Illinois, Jan 16, 2015
- Highlights Illinois’ achievements and the path forward
- OP-ED: Building a Better Illinois Through Broadband
- Heidi Bruce, Broadband Illinois, Jan 16, 2015
- Using momentum to get every Illinoisan connected
- 9 Things Computers Can do Now That They Couldn't do a Year Ago
- Ciara Byrne, Jan 14, 2015
- 2014 had its fair share of "firsts" in hardware, software, and robotics
- Broadband Illinois Welcomes Governor Bruce Rauner
- Heidi Bruce, Broadband Illinois, Jan 12, 2015
- PCI participates in inauguration activities
- From the Early Adopter’s Dilemma to the Game of Gigs: Building the Information Rich Commons
- Blair Levin, Jan 12, 2015
- Blair Levin's opening remarks to the Gigabit City Summit
- 9 Maps that Explained the Internet in 2014
- Andrea Peterson, The Washington Post, Dec 31, 2014
- From subscription rates to barries to municipal broadband networks, here is a look at the state of all things Internet across the globe
- The Year of Community and Municipal Gigabit Broadband
- Drew Clark, Broadband Breakfast, Dec 18, 2014
- Former PCI executive director, Drew Clark, reflects on broadband in 2014 and touts PCI's accomplishments.
- Gigabit or GigaWhat? There is Work to Do Regarding Ultra-Broadband Services
- Bernie Arnason, Telecompetitor, Dec 17, 2014
- Is Gigabit service necessary for most Americans?
- High Tech Coming to Highland
- Lisa Peck, Dec 15, 2014
- Squarefruit Labs, maker of next generation 3-D printers, wins $15,000 Highland Gigabit Challenge
- Frontier Communications Helps Propel Carbondale into Gigabit City Status
- Andrea Fast, Dec 11, 2014
- Frontier announces Carbondale as a Gigabit City, High speed internet over 50 times faster
- Americans Feel Better Informed Thanks to the Internet
- Kristen Purcell & Lee Rainie, Pew Research, Dec 8, 2014
- Do you feel the same?
- These IL Schools Made a List of the 50 Most Innovative Computer Science Programs
- Jim Dalke, ChicagoInno, Dec 3, 2014
- Four Illinois schools made the list
- The Killer App for Local Fiber Networks
- Broadband Communities Magazine, Dec 1, 2014
- For a community fiber network, economic development may be the killer app – the application that validates the use of the platform.
- How Chicago is Narrowing the Digital Divide
- Danielle Kim, Data-Smart City Solutions, Nov 26, 2014
- Low-income families, minorities, people with disabilities and seniors are overwhelmingly represented in the broad swath of the city’s population who are unable to gain access to crucial…
- iTV-3 ANNOUNCES CONSTRUCTION OF GIGABIT FIBER-OPTIC BROADBAND IN URBANA-CHAMPAIGN
- Nov 26, 2014
- The first Urbana-Champaign residents will soon be connected to some of the fastest Internet speeds in the country. Local broadband provider iTV-3 today announced construction and expansion of the…
- Zeke Flores Named to Crain's 40 Under 40 List
- Nov 19, 2014
- PCI Board Member selected as one of Chicago's most influential
- About 700,000 add Broadband in the Third Quarter of 2014
- Leichtman Research Group, Nov 18, 2014
- 86.6 Million Get Broadband from Top Cable and Telephone Companies
- The Broadband Health Imperative
- Dr. Chris Gibbons, FCC Distinguished Scholar in Residence, Nov 10, 2014
- A look at the intersection of healthcare and the FCC
- Area schools’ technology programs nationally recognized
- Maggie Menderski, Nov 5, 2014
- New Berlin High School teachers Kaitlan Dinges and Sarah Beard instruct a joint class in the nationally-recognized Project Lead the Way program
- In Quinn, tech found one of its strongest allies
- Nov 5, 2014
- Former Gov. Pat Quinn was the tech industry's biggest ally.
- In Detroit and other cities, nearly 40 percent go without Internet
- Jon Brodkin, ARS Technica, Nov 4, 2014
- Many people can't afford Internet service and even lack mobile broadband.
- Broadband Expands Into Rural America, But How Many Will Adopt?
- Mike Maciag, Nov 3, 2014
- High-speed Internet is finally starting to reach the nation’s most remote areas. Many residents, though, are slow to adopt it.
- Attendees at Connect Michigan Conference Want Rural High-Speed Broadband
- Oct 29, 2014
- PCI's Broadband Infrastructure Catalyst, Jay Roberts, attended the Connect Michigan Conference.
- Governor Quinn, Senator Durbin and Amazon Announce 1,000 Full-Time Jobs in Illinois Amazon Plans $75 Million Investment in Heart of the Midwest
- Oct 28, 2014
- Governor Pat Quinn, U.S. Senator Dick Durbin and Amazon.com Inc. today announced plans to create more than 1,000 full-time jobs and $75 million in investment in Illinois. Amazon is beginning site…
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