Why rural landowners may be the missing link in broadband deployment
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The episode discusses the role of rural landowners in broadband deployment and the benefits of the co-op model for infrastructure partnerships.
Send us Fan Mail Rural broadband doesn’t just happen in a vacuum—it happens on rural land. But how do we turn landowners into essential infrastructure partners? Connected Nation's host Jessica Denson sits down with David Christophersen of the Rural Tower Cooperative to discuss why the 'co-op' model is the secret weapon for accelerating BEAD funding, building community trust, and ensuring the future of American farming is fully connected. Recommended links: Rural Tower Cooperative David Christ...
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