Next Generation Broadband in Montana

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How ‘wireless fiber’ can give us blazing Internet with no cables

– Internet service providers are beginning to test a new technology that has the potential to greatly change how we get Internet access.

‘Wireless fiber’ could give us gigabit Internet speeds with no cables at all

Imagine if you could take the convenience of cellular data and combine it with the superfast download speeds associated with fixed, wired broadband. What might that look like?

Register Now: Invitation to Attend Big Sky Broadband Workshop (Aug 31-Sept 1) in Missoula MT

Please join BroadbandUSA, National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), U.S. Department of Commerce for a Regional Broadband Workshop featuring keynote addresses by national broadband leaders.

Farm Towns Build Their Own High-Speed Internet

A unique community-owned broadband cooperative will free dozens of tiny towns and farms from reliance on slower corporate providers.

Free Big Sky Broadband Workshop For Regional Broadband Stakeholders, 8/31-9/1, Missoula, Montana

The "Big Sky Broadband Workshop" will bring together state, local and federal officials; industry representatives, community leaders and other key stakeholders to share real-world broadband success stories and lessons learned from across the region.

Community Anchor Institutions: Broadband to the People

Libraries, schools, and clinics are key for delivering affordable access but these institutions won’t have the speed we need without changes in public policy.

A Broad(band) Reach: Bringing the Internet to Rural America

Adding broadband to city services, especially on a citywide scale, is a relatively new concept that nonetheless can provide tangible benefits to the municipalities that offer it.

Senator Jon Tester Announces Funding to Help Connect Patients, Physicians in Rural Montana

"Telemedicine is one of the most intuitive and effective ways to connect rural communities with the nurses, physicians, and healthcare providers they need," Tester said. "So I am doing all I can to make sure Montana’s medical centers have the capabilities to utilize this technology and reach rural residents directly."

Higher speed internet comes to Missoula’s Polley’s Square – 1 Gigabyte up and down.

And people have just really embraced it, they’ve been very excited about it, they have traveled around and they come back and say ‘Oh my God, you can’t find this anywhere else," said Leslie Wetherbee, co-developer of Polley’s Square.

High speed internet arrives in Bozeman – The goal is to use the service to attract more business to Bozeman.

More band width at lower costs, and better availability for higher band width that we can get today. Its one of the barriers to entry that Bozeman has to attracting increasingly large and interesting businesses, the business that we want to be here.