How Telecom Monopolies Killed Competition in North Carolina With HB 129 – Community Broadband Bits Episode 412

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We’ve written a lot about North Carolina’s HB 129, the anti-competition law that prevents communities in the state from investing in broadband infrastructure. This week on the Community Broadband Bits podcast, Christopher dives deeper into the history of HB 129 with guests Catharine Rice, co-founder of NC Broadband Matters and project manager at the Coalition for Local Internet Choice, … Continue reading "How Telecom Monopolies Killed Competition in North Carolina With HB 129 – Community Broadband Bits Episode 412" ★ Support this podcast ★

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