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Montana’s Information highway in second gear

Lance Trebesch, CEO of TicketPrinting.com http://www.TicketPrinting.com , depends on reliable Internet connections for his business, an online company that prints items such as event tickets and raffle tickets and, since its founding in 1997, has expanded into marketing events and electronic direct sales of tickets to event-goers.

"To be successful in attracting businesses, we need high-speed broadband," Trebesch said. And "it’s not just the business perspective, but the potential of online education. You need a big pipe for compelling, visually interesting online education. If you do that, you can reduce the cost of college."

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"I think any solution Montana comes up with needs to be organized and collaborative between end users and providers. … We can’t improve our Internet without partnerships with providers."

Marc Stergionis, [email protected]

Full Story: http://www.greatfallstribune.com/story/money/2014/07/11/information-highway-second-gear/12547879/

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Here’s your chance to contribute your thoughts, experiences and suggestions:

Public and private sectors collaborate to grow Montana business – Leadership Announced – – Main Street Montana Project Regional Meetings Start July 15.: http://www.matr.net/article-61274.html

Co-Chairs of the Interconnectivity/telecommunications: Rob Ferris, Great Falls, CEO of Vision Net, which offers advanced telecommunications solutions; and Bill Squires, Missoula, CEO of Blackfoot Telecommunications Group.

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