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Monthly Archives: July 2015
Redefining Rustbelt: Making Broadband Available to Residents and Small Businesses in Detroit, Charlotte, Cleveland, and Philadelphia
By Robin Newberger and Maude Toussaint-Comeau In the digital era, broadband is essential for running a business, finding a job, and getting and receiving most types of mainstream data and information. Yet disparity in broadband use remains a concern across … Continue reading
Posted in Detroit, Rust Belt, Uncategorized
Tagged community development, Digital, economic development
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