The New Rules Project - Information Sector

Publicly owned broadband would serve city best - by David Morris and Becca Vargo Daggett, Star-Tribune, August 1, 2005

Who will own Minnesota's information highways? - by Becca Vargo Daggett and David Morris, June 2005

Time Warner Could Strangle the Internet - by Stacy Mitchell, Portland Press Herald, January 1, 2003

Paving our Electronic Dirt Roads [PDF] - by Miles Fieldman, The New Rules, Winter 2000



	What's New - by date Articles and Reports Wired (and Wireless) Minneapolis Municipal Telecommunications Curbing Commercialization of Public Space Open Access to Cable and Telephone Lines Low-Power Radio Community Wireless Networks Municipal Broadband Policy Brief: Demystifying Wireless and Fiber-Optic Options - by Christopher Mitchell January 2008 Burlington Telecom Case Study - by Christopher Mitchell August 2007 Localizing the Internet: Five Ways Public Ownership Solves the U.S. Broadband Problem - by Becca Vargo Daggett January 2007 Who Will Own Minnesota's Information Highways? - June 2005 Competitive broadband service and pricing is within reach of most Minnesotans if anti-competitive polices and practices are removed and municipal governments build broadband infrastructure. - Download Full Report [pdf]