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I see a pattern developing here... As an alternative (or supplement) to working with MVPD's to distribute their content, yet another major programmer is developing it's own paid OTT app. This time, it's Fox News. Fox Nation is launching on November 27th and will feature original content not found on the linear Fox News Channel.
The service has been priced at $5.99 a month or $64.99 a year.
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In one of the most comprehensive and well-written articles on the topic, CNET outlined the challenges facing rural residents when it comes to better broadband - and the challenging economics of providers who are responsible with serving them. It's a great article and a must-read for anyone who has an interest in bringing better broadband to rural communities. CLICK HERE to read the article on the CNET website.
 The next Lunch and Learn webinar sponsored by the Community Broadband Action Network (CBAN) is Thursday, October 25, 2018 at 12:00pm CDT.
This month's topic is "Building A Consensus for Action". Click this link to join: https://zoom.us/j/764464311 Moderator Curtis Dean will talk with panelists Mark Erickson of RS Fiber in Minnesota and Kurt Karr with iVinton. These two individuals were intimately involved in helping solve their communities' broadband deficits by organizing efforts to move projects from the discussion phase to action. About The Panelists Mark Erickson is the Economic Development Authority Director for the city of Winthrop, Minnesota. He served as both city administrator and EDA Director from 2008 to 2014 and worked closely with the RS Fiber Cooperative project in Sibley, Renville, Nicollet and McLeod counties in Minnesota. Prior to Winthrop he was employed by Hiawatha Broadband Communications in Winona, Minnesota, working with communities interested in building a Fiber To The Home networks. He currently serves on the RS Fiber Cooperative Board of Directors, the Minnesota Municipal Utilities Association Board of Directors and chairs the League of Minnesota Cities Telecommunications Task Force. He is a former member of the CK Blandin Foundation’s Telecommunications Strategy Board. -- Kurt Karr is Principal at MonkeyThis, a marketing agency in Vinton, Iowa. Kurt has been involved in trying to improve broadband in Vinton for a number of years, most recently as Chair of iVinton, a grassroots group that has been advocating for community broadband since 2015. Kurt has been part of both unsuccessful and successful referendum campaigns and has experienced first-hand the challenges in forming a community consensus to take action to achieve better broadband. https://zoom.us/j/764464311 |
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