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Top 30 Broadband Countries With Prices Per Megabit

IT Facts (2007). Top 30 broadband countries with prices per megabit.
http://www.itfacts.biz/index.php?id=P8546

Models for Local Government Involvement

Gillett, Sharon E., William H. Lehr and Carlos Osorio (2004). Local Government Broadband Initiatives. Telecommunications Policy 28, August/September 2004, p. 537-558. http://itc.mit.edu/itel/docs/2003/localgovbrbd.pdf
This is a paper by a group of researchers at MIT. Other research by this group can be found at the MIT Communications Futures Broadband Working Group website: http://cfp.mit.edu/groups/broadband/broadband.html#accomplish.

Analyzing Broadband Penetration Rates

"Analyzing Broadband Penetration Rates, the Impacts of Connectivity and Network Neutrality"

by: Sascha Meinrath SaschaMeinrath.com, "Public Ponderings..." Thursday, January 5, 2006

US Cities and Regions With Wireless Projects

List of US Cities and Regions With Wireless Projects. Muniwireless.com,
June 2006.

www.muniwireless.com/reports/docs/June-7-2006summary.pdf

The Power to Reconfigure Access

Dutton, William H., Sharon Eisner Gillett, Lee W. McKnight, and Malcolm
Peltu (2003). Broadband Internet: The Power to Reconfigure Access.
Oxford Internet Institute (OII). Forum Discussion Paper No.1, August
2003. www.oii.ox.ac.uk/resources/publications/FD1.pdf
This paper, based on a forum held at the Oxford Internet Institute
(OII), considers the wide range of social and economic impacts
broadband may have, and the factors – such as industry priorities and
government policy – that are likely to shape this impact. It is a

What is Broadband? A Basic Introduction

Questions About Connecting. BBC Ask Bruce!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/webwise/askbruce/articles/connect/index.shtml

How to Build A Successful National Broadband Policy

by Becca Vargo Daggett & Christopher Mitchell Telecommunications As Commons Initiative Institute for Local Self Reliance May 2007 This brief article takes a welcoming, but critical look at attorneys Jim Baller and Casey Lide's national proposal, "Eight Bold Steps to a National Broadband Strategy." This proposal encourages national discussion of the U.S. broadband problem, by suggesting the installment of a national task force that would develop national goals and the strategies to make these goals possible.

Why American broadband is so bad

Salon: Why American Broadband is so Bad Compared to Broadband in the Leading Nations. Muniwireless.com, October 18, 2005. http://www.muniwireless.com/article/articleview/4871

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