Developers of new wired communities might actually steal some cable customers Cable World | September 19, 2002 | Andrea Figler First it was the satellite guys. Then came the overbuilders.…
The Tracy Press | May 9, 2002 | Ben van der Meer Pay your water bill, order a pizza, check little Tommy's grades, all through the remote control. That's the…
As local telcos, utilities and municipalities continue to breathe light into their FTTx systems, the specter of mainstream deep-fiber deployments is becoming more real. For true believers, it is just…
xchangemag.com | March 5, 2002 | By Fred Dawson Fiber in the loop is making a quiet comeback among strategic planners at ILECs and other entities who are looking for…
TecHome Builder Magazine | March/April 2002 print edition | By Donna Englander * Developers and builders team with The Broadband Group to help realize the goal of building Brambleton, a…
Sacramento Business Journal | March 1, 2002 print edition | Mark Larson In what seems like a huge gamble, some companies are pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into providing…
A fiber-optic backbone throughout the Plymouth, Mass., 2,877-home community of single-family homes and townhouses allows residents to receive digital satellite, phone and other broadband services. TecHome Builder Magazine | February…
Denver Turns an Air Force Ghost Town Into a High-Tech Mecca BY DAN CATERINICCHIA | February 7, 2000 The Lowry Air Force Base closed in 1994, leaving 1,800 desolate acres…
Sacramento Business Journal | January 25, 2002 print edition | Mark Larson Sometime in the not-too-distant future, we can expect most homes to be wired for high-speed Internet connections, phone…
Washington Post Online | Thursday, January 17, 2002; Page LZ01 | By Mike Musgrove A new housing development near Leesburg will be a testing ground for a new fiber-optic network…