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These Maps Make Your Internet Worse - Cheddar Explains
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December 14, 2021
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8:21Now PlayingIf you’ve ever struggled with a slow home internet connection or mobile data download in the United States, you’re not alone. Despite mobile and internet companies claiming to have “the best nationwide coverage,” or whatever it is they say in those ads, millions of Americans still lack access to reliable, high-speed internet. But you may be surprised to learn who the real culprit behind this ongoing issue is: flawed, overly-optimistic government maps.
Further reading:
Github
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FCC Broadband Data
The Federal Communications Commission
CNET
Microsoft
Congressional Research Service
The Verge
Broadband Now
Institute for Local Self-Reliance
The White House
US Government Accountability Office
National Telecommunications and Information Administration
US Senate - Commerce Committee
PCMag
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