Locally Grown podcast #15: Northfield’s ultra high-speed broadband infrastructure: an economic development opportunity?
Apr.28 2006 at 20:53 by Griff WigleyThis content originally appeared on Northfield.org.
Issues covered in episode #15 of Locally Grown, recorded Friday (April 28): Northfield’s ultra high-speed broadband infrastructure with guest, Joel Cooper, Carleton’s Director of Information Technology Services.
Last year, the colleges brought fiber to their campuses for Internet2. The conduit containing the fiber winds its way through the middle of downtown. Could this infrastructure be made available to businesses, insititutions and residents to purchase, thereby providing Northfield with an economic development opportunity that’s rare for a town its size?
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