Baltimore Google Fiber Initiative
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Presentation to Economic Development track of 2011 Broadband Communities Summit in Dallas, TX, April 28, 2011. What Baltimore told Google in response to the Google Fiber for Communities RFP, and what Baltimore is doing now to develop additional broadband availability. http://www.bbpmag.com/2011s/11economic-sessions.php
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Editor's Notes
- World class healthcare research, education and delivery institutions Unique Federal resources Accelerate the pace and potential of scientific research Educate the world Google Fiber: Large data sets, meta-research Immersive data analysis Health IT startups
- Plus we own 71,000 poles
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