Internet Companies Don't Want to Serve the Clearfork Valley. So Residents Are Working to Build Their Own Access
The Daily Yonder Internet Companies Don’t Want to Serve the Clearfork Valley. So Residents Are Working to Build Their Own Access A “network in a box” and a cellphone are providing the community’s first public internet hotspot. Leaders hope the project is the first step toward getting access to homes in the Clearfork Valley. Share this: Jake Resor and Mike Marlow install the internet broadcast antenna on CCI's roof. (Photo by April Jarocki) After five years of looking for someone to provide broadband internet to the rural Clearfork Valley in Tennessee and Kentucky, residents ...
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