Resources

MuniNetworks.org currently offers a number of resources highlighting community owned broadband networks around the United States. We will be adding new features and additional resources over time. If you would like to suggest an idea or content for inclusion on the site, please contact us.

Articles

This is a collection of articles published elsewhere that we wanted to amplify because they are note-worthy. So we usually create a short explanation of why we think it important and include a link to the original piece.

Reports

We have creating a clearinghouse of research and case studies that examine community broadband networks and related issues. Where possible, we include some text describing the nature of the report and link to it rather than reposting it here. We want to give credit where it is due and make sure those who created the content get credit for it.

Quotes

While reports are great for those who have the time and discipline to go through them, we also wanted to highlight key passages and points. Every page on the site displays a quote pulled at random and all of our hand-picked quotes are available here.

Everything Else

As we go on, we will add more resources but in the meantime, content is organized by tags.

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