By Jason Kohn, Contributing Columnist
Howard’s recent post on the potential for broadband to reshape rural areas raised some interesting issues, and generated a lot of discussion. For me though, the biggest question it raised was how service providers will actually make it work. How can they deliver broadband services to vast, sparsely populated regions in a way that makes sense economically?
Of course, the industry is already answering this question. One promising possibility: fixed wireless broadband.
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