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In this podcast episode, we speak with Mariel Triggs, CEO of MuralNet. With nearly two-thirds of tribal nations lacking access to adequate Internet, MuralNet helps bridge this digital divide by providing infrastructure, consulting, financial, and educational resources.

In this podcast, we speak with Guy Bevente, an industry veteran with 27 years of working at AT&T as well as in consultative services in the telecommunications and broadband industry. We dig into the telecommunication trends that are driving carriers today, ranging from the omni-channel experience to digital transformation and personalization.

In this episode of the Broadband Bunch, we speak with Dave Spencer and Claire Ward from NoaNet, aka Northwest Open Access Network. NoaNet is a not-for-profit wholesale telecommunications mutual corporation, established in 2000, serving the people of Washington State.

The dawn of 5G is truly upon us. All four major U.S. wireless carriers have launched 5G, with coverage areas rapidly expanding. While much of the focus around 5G revolves around faster mobile broadband speeds, that’s only one part of a much bigger 5G picture.

While fixed wireless broadband service has a long history here in the U.S. and across the globe, it’s seeing a bit of a renaissance these days. The economics have always been somewhat favorable, especially when compared with wireline broadband access alternatives, but the capabilities are also now rapidly improving. That’s caught the attention of policymakers who see fixed wireless as a viable option to help close the digital divide.