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1 What you need to know in 10 minutes or less
BROADBAND 101 What you need to know in 10 minutes or less

2 What is broadband? Wikipedia: “of or using signals over a wide range of frequencies in high-capacity telecommunications” FCC: download speed of 4Mbps, upload speed of 1Mbps Mere Mortals: High speed internet access

3 How is Broadband used? Healthcare Education Public Safety E-government
Utilities Commerce Personal communications

4 How is broadband delivered?
DSL: Blackfoot, CenturyLink Cable Modem: Optimum Fiber to the Premise (FTTP) Fixed wireless: Centric, Rocky Mountain Internet Mobile Wireless (3G/4G): Verizon, AT&T State Broadband map at:

5 Typical Broadband Issues
Access – Is the infrastructure in place? Affordability – Can the customer afford it? Awareness – Is the customer trained to use it? Questions?

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