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CenturyLink gets $1.9M for Montana rural broadband service

Federal officials say telecommunications giant CenturyLink, Inc. is getting $1.9 million to provide rural broadband internet service in rural areas of Montana.

The Federal Communications Commission says the money will help provide high-speed internet service to 6,300 residents who currently lack access. The agency says more than 55 percent of the state’s rural population, or about 245,000 people, lack such access.

Full Story: http://billingsgazette.com/business/centurylink-gets-m-for-montana-rural-broadband-service/article_4697feef-4ecf-5edc-83e3-ab321b4e8a12.html

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