FarrPoint on bridging the Kentucky broadband divide
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FarrPoint on bridging the Kentucky broadband divide
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FarrPoint in partnership with Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR) and Connect Humanity, recently conducted a study that showed that improving broadband in Harlan County, Kentucky, could generate $71.5 million in economic benefits.
During this episode we talked to two key broadband and community advocacy experts:
Colby Hall, Director at SOAR
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Matthew Izatt-Lowry, senior economist for FarrPoint
Here's a timeline of the interview's key moments:
Opening | 0.00
Host introduction of guests | 0:50
Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR) and Connect Humanity broadband advocacy roles | 1:10
The impact of improved digital connectivity | 5:50
How broadband connectivity attracts new businesses | 11:20
Broadband adoption | 15:46
Service providers' actions | 19:19
The role of public broadband funding | 21:49
Final thoughts/wrap up | 24:00
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