‘Dig once’ policy could improve Idaho internet (access required)

By: Sharon Fisher September 18, 2018 Comments Off

The most expensive part of installing fiber optic cabling to provide high-speed broadband internet to a community is the hole. Because entities such as roads, utilities and irrigation districts regularly dig up the ground anyway, some people are calling for a “dig once” policy to make installing cable easier and cheaper. Such a policy would call ...

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‘Dig once’ policy could improve Idaho internet

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