Broadband in OK: 2018 Update

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Broadband in OK: 2018 Update Brian Whitacre Professor and Extension Economist 10/29/2018

Agenda Broadband definition Availability / Adoption Maps What communities can do to get it / upgrade it What can Extension do about broadband locally? E-commerce workshops / library hotspot lending Fact sheets

25 MBPS Download, 3 MBPS Upload What is “Broadband”? The official FCC definition changes over time! Current definition (enacted in 2015): 25 MBPS download, 3 MPS upload Previous definitions: 200 KBPS at least 1 direction (prior to 2008) 786 KBPS down (2008) 4 MBPS down, 1 MBPS up (2010) 25 MBPS Download, 3 MBPS Upload ANY Technology (cable, fiber, wireless, satellite, etc.) that can meet this threshold is officially “broadband”

Fixed vs. Mobile “Fixed” technology: Mobile technology: Includes what most think of as “wired:” Cable, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL), Fiber Also includes: Fixed wireless and satellite Mobile technology: Cellular networks (i.e. wireless) Generations of wireless networks & download speeds: 3G (~3 MBPS) 4G (~10 MBPS) 4G LTE (~40 MBPS) 5G is coming!* (~10GBPS+) Some satellite companies now claim to provide 25 /3 Mobile technology typically comes with monthly data limits *Rural areas won’t be the first served (as usual)

Broadband Availability

County Maps Available

Broadband Availability Over Time 2011 2017

Broadband Adoption Maps % Households with 10 MBPS June 2016 FCC Form 477 Data

Broadband Adoption Maps % Households with 0.2 MBPS June 2016 FCC Form 477 Data

What Can Communities Do to Get Broadband? OK allows community-owned broadband networks (many states don’t) Examples in OK: Sallisaw, Tuttle, Ponca City Rural electric cooperatives are seeing an increasing role in providing broadband Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative (Bolt Fiber) East Central Oklahoma Cooperative (Creek, McIntosh, Muskogee, Okfuskee, Tulsa, Wagoner) Oklahoma Electric Cooperative (OKC area)

Headlines

How to Increase Broadband Availability Locally? Talk to communities that have successfully implemented municipal broadband What steps to take? Talk to USDA RD about funding available Including additional $600M for this purpose! Have local providers look into FCC’s “Connect America Fund” Explore Fixed Wireless solutions Booming in recent years

Examples of Oklahoma BB Projects USDA-funded projects

What Can Extension Do? E-commerce workshops

What Can Extension Do? Rural Library Hotspot Lending Program

What Can Extension Do? Fact Sheets