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Net Neutrality 2.0

Due to pure time constraints I sometimes leave federal broadband issues to other folks. But the practice (or refusal to practice) net neutrality is everywhere this week – starting with Minnesota’s Senator Franken.MORE »

Digital differences from Pew: Who's online? Who's not? Why not?

Who is online? According to the most recent Pew Internet & American Life survey, 78 percent of American adults use the Internet. As they point out that’s a steep climb from the 1 in 10 average in 1995. As I look at the chart of who is an who isn’t online, there are a few statistics jump out:MORE »

Bill requiring online learning component for students in Legislature

A couple of weeks ago I posted a heads up on several possible broadband issues in the legislature.MORE »

Broadband deployment – bumpy ride, but moving forward

I was at a non-broadband meeting yesterday morning when someone came up to ask me about the problem with fiber. He had recently heard MPR’s story on fiber (Broadband projects take a bumpy ride) and it left him feeling like things weren’t going that well for broadband in Minnesota.MORE »

Economic impact of the Internet – 4.7% in the United States

I am often asked about the value of the Internet – so I was pleased to see the results of a recent study by the Boston Consulting Group.MORE »

Modern day voyagers: MiFi to the rescue

Last week I was traveling with my family. Picture 13 states in 9 days: from St Paul to Orlando and back. (Before you wonder at our map reading skills – we intentionally took a few detours.) I have never done a road trip like that – and most of our travel has been overseas – so I was a little worried.MORE »

More Minnesota broadband legislative issues

So yesterday news of HF 2695 (a proposed bill to prohibit community broadband networks) seemed to take most of us by surprise. So I thought it might make sense to comb through recent emails to shine a light on other legislative issues that could/would/should relate to broadband.MORE »

BYO tech: good plan for schools?

Technology and education seem to be big topics this week – today I read an article on the Bring Your Own Technology movement – apparently MORE »

Stillwater doing flipped math: Good, bad, unfair?

I read an article last week in the Burnsville Patch that got me thinking, starting with the opening sentence…MORE »

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