A broadband Internet connection just doesn’t mean what it used to. Just fifteen years ago, the Internet did not exist for most people. Today, the Internet World Stats suggest that there has been a 145.8% increase in Internet use—in just the last decade.
Out of the ubiquity of the Internet, life as (most of us) know it has changed significantly. An article that ran in the News-Star this week discussed the importance of broadband connections for maintaining sustainable and thriving communities . “Broadband,” the piece mentions,
“creates solutions for communities that may not have access to health care, qualified teachers and educational programs, small business growth and development opportunities, and can link local law enforcement agencies to national information grids.”
As the article states, broadband is a great connector for many facets of life, which is why it is important to foster environments that attract investment in broadband which will ensure that all consumers are able to enjoy the many benefits of broadband. To read the full piece, please click here.
