Government Technology

Craig Settles

Contributing Writer

Craig Settles is an industry analyst, broadband strategy consultant and co-founder of Communities United for Broadband, which delivers on-site training to private- and public-sector organizations. Follow him on Twitter (@cjsettles) and his blog, Fighting the Next Good Fight.

Twitter: @govtechnews

Recent Articles

Treat Communities as Markets for Broadband (Opinion)
January 07, 2011 - Each community is a broadband market - but we don't act like it.

Community Broadband Partnerships Demand Creativity (Opinion)
December 15, 2010 - The time is right to revisit public-private partnerships for building community broadband networks. Here's how to make it happen.

The National Broadband Plan’s Achilles’ Heel Is Speed (Opinion)
November 22, 2010 - Flawed speed goals and overreliance on telcos could limit the National Broadband Plan's effectiveness.

What's the Public CIO's Role With Broadband Stimulus? Part 2
June 12, 2009 - To get a stimulus-funded, broadband network off the ground, needs analysis and partnerships are crucial.

What's the Public CIO's Role With Broadband Stimulus?
June 04, 2009 - When building a community broadband network, local government IT leaders must be smart, shrewd and honest in the mad dash for federal dollars.

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Collaboration for the Public Sector



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