By: Hailey Farrow, Marketing Manager on behalf of CostQuest Associates.
CostQuest’s intricate geospatial data development and mapping work are featured in this Wall Street Journal article exploring the challenges of mapping broadband—and how faster, reliable internet will reach more Americans once the government has a clear picture of where it’s needed most.
With an unprecedented amount of broadband funding coming down the pipeline, the goal is to leverage this funding to make the greatest impact on Americans lacking access to quality high-speed internet.
Through a combination of better broadband maps that truly reflect gaps in broadband availability, consumer feedback, the Broadband Data Collection Challenge Process, and a passion to extend internet to all, the greater the impact federal funding can have on closing the Digital Divide in America.
The aim here is to connect all Americans to the digital world, regardless of where they live. We can all play a part in working to close this Digital Divide together.
Read the full story from the Wall Street Journal about why faster internet is coming as soon as the government is confident they know where to build it.