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February 23rd, 2012
Saipan – 2nd Round of Broadband Mapping Village Meetings

One Economy, in cooperation with the CNMI Department of Commerce, BroadMap LLC, and the New America Foundation will be conducting a second round of village/town hall meetings to present and discuss the recent completion of the CNMI Broadband Mapping Community Survey.  CNMI residents reported significant barriers to broadband adoption, especially cost and availability. According to residents, there are significant areas that are completely unserved by broadband. There are residents who would like to subscribe to the Internet that are not being served. One Economy wants to share these findings with community members and receive feedback on the results.  Read More