Fiber Optic Infrastructure Benefits in Rural America

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Rampersad, G., & Troshani, I. (2020). Impact of high-speed broadband on innovation in rural firms. Information Technology for Development26(1), 89–107. https://doi.org/10.1080/02681102.2018.1491824

This article shows that high-speed internet increases innovation at firms across the United States.  Most firms think that they are at their productivity roof, when they are actually nowhere near it. The goal of this source is to show how rural firms could increase their productivity level with high-speed broadband. The information that this source provides is very detailed and reliable. This source will be very useful when talking about the digital divide between rural and urban broadband. This source will help me structure my research and help me find more information like it.

About Brock Barton

Hello, my name is Brock and I am from Fairbury, Nebraska. I am a senior majoring in computer networking and telecommunications with a certificate in geographical information systems.

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