Nearly 75% of Appalachian Ohio doesn't have access to minimu

About 75% of people and about a third of households in Ohio’s 32 Appalachian counties don’t have access to the Federal Communications Commission’s bare minimum internet speed, according to Connecting Appalachia, an advocate for last-mile broadband deployment in Appalachian Ohio. 

Related Keywords

Washington , United States , Meigs County , Ohio , Morgan County , Perry County , Tuscarawas County , Athens County , Ashtabula County , Athens , Attikír , Greece , Ohio University , Jamesville , Americans , Gary Goosman , Megan Henry , Ryan Collins , Tom Reid , Information Administration , National Digital Inclusion Alliance , Reid Consulting Group , Buckeye Hills Regional Council , National Telecommunications , Appalachian Regional Commission , Mcdonald , Communications Commission , Frontier Communications , Morgan , Federal Communications Commission , Connecting Appalachia , Hills Regional Council , Buckeye Hills Regional , National Digital Inclusion , Amesville Mayor Gary , Digital Divide , Ookla Speedtest Intelligence Data , Southeast Ohio , Ohio Residential Broadband Expansion Grant , Mike Dewine , Connect Humanity , Broadband Equity , Infrastructure Investment ,