NCLM Publishes Paper Co-Written by CTC President Joanne Hovis
The North Carolina League of Municipalities today released a report jointly written by CTC’s presi…
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How Localities Can Prepare for—and Capitalize on—the Coming Wave of Public Safety Network Construction
Andrew Afflerbach, PhD, PE
CEO & Director of Engineering
In the coming months, localities arou…
Schools, Health and Libraries Broadband Coalition Publishes CTC’s Fiber Cost Estimate and Approach to Connecting Rural Communities
With an open, competitive, and coordinated effort, it would cost $13 billion to $19 billion to conne…
CTC President Joanne Hovis Testifies Before U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on “Closing the Digital Divide: Broadband Infrastructure Solutions”
CTC's president, Joanne Hovis, testified yesterday before a House subcommittee about the critical …
New Mexico Broadband Program Publishes Broadband for Businesses Study
This document is the result of the New Mexico Broadband Program’s request for CTC to create an act…
CTC Named to Top 100 Companies List
Broadband Communities Magazine has yet again named CTC to its annual Fiber-To-The-Home Top 100 List…
Communications Workers of America Files CTC Expert Report with FCC
Are mobile broadband technologies a substitute for wired broadband? That question is at the heart of…
City of San Francisco Considers an Innovative New Way to Deliver Ubiquitous, Open Fiber to its Residents and Businesses
We at CTC have had the honor of advising the City and County of San Francisco on broadband planning …
City of Seattle Releases Plan for Facilitating Equitable Access to Wireless Broadband Services
The City of Seattle has released its Plan for Facilitating Equitable Access to Wireless Broadband Se…
A Technical Guide to Dig Once Policies
Our latest white paper, A Technical Guide to Dig Once Policies, is a discussion of technical consi…