Company Listing
Faster, Cheaper Internet in Missoula
Company Description:
A non-profit, community based, providing Missoula and it’s surrounding communities with fast and affordable broadband service.
Missoula Valley Internet Co-Op
Elvis Nuno <[email protected]>
(406) 534-0040
Pacific NW Rural Broadband Alliance
Building community powered decentralized mesh networks across the Pacific NW
Current Openings:
Montana Career Opportunity – Volunteer Web Developer / Web Designer – The Missoula Valley Internet Co-op
The Pacific NW Rural Broadband Alliance is a newly formed non-profit that is dedicated to building community…
News about Missoula Valley Internet Co-Op
Invest in the Future of Broadband in Montana on the new Montana-focused platform Crowdfund Montana!!
We are proud to announce, after 6 months of preparation of work with Crowdfund Mainstreet and the Center for Community Ownership, that we are the first company to lunch our investor crowdfunding campaign on the...
New Official Site For The Missoula Valley Internet Co-op!
We’ve chosen to launch this website now in preparation for our pending network scale out that will be beginning in the next 30–45 days. Our current coverage area, as well as phase 1 of our...
The Pacific Northwest Rural Broadband Alliance, a Missoula-based nonprofit co-op is bringing high-speed internet service to Lake County
They have developed a successful network of this type in the Grant Creek area north of Missoula, proving the system can offer at least 100 mbps for both upload and download speeds affordably. They will...
The Pacific NW Rural Broadband Alliance Joins the EFA!
Key ways in which our organization works towards the goals and ends that the EFA fights for: Closing the digital divide:
Does America Want to Invest in Broadband?
You’re reading the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society’s Weekly Digest, a recap of the biggest (or most overlooked) broadband stories of the week. The digest is delivered via e-mail each Friday.
A Relay is Born: the Missoula Valley Internet Co-op Grows One Radio Link at a Time
As we’ve discussed in prior articles, and in our previous community call, the success of this community owned and operated network that we are building hinges upon two things:
Local Franchising, Big Cities, and Fiber Broadband
If states want more private fiber to be expanded in their big cities, it appears clear that allowing cities to negotiate on their own behalf is one powerful option that needs to be restored.
Recording of the Missoula Valley Internet Co-op Community (Grant Creek in Missoula) Call
During this call we discussed the progress we have made in our service area build out, specifically regarding our first initiative of connecting the north Grant Creek area.
Missoula Valley Internet Co-op Community Call Agenda — 03/14/21 – 4PM MST – Online
While this call is open to anyone who would like to join to learn about our activities and ask questions about our service or general operations, we would like to extend our invitations to this...
The Power of Pay-per-Forward: Leaving Flat Fee Internet Service Plans Behind
At the Pacific NW Rural Broadband Alliance we are building broadband networks that function very differently than traditional ISP’s on a number of different levels.