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Would be cool to see community-run non-profit ISPs.

• TomMarius 7y ago
  That's all over the place in the Czech Republic. Really the best way.
• patneedham 7y ago
  https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/a3np4a/new-municipal-broadband-map https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/a3np4a/new-municipal-broa...
• fiatjaf 7y ago
  https://www.thechiefnews.com/news_paid/growing-clatskanie-startup-expands-to-newberg/article_64b2a404-9ddf-11e9-8b99-d78cb7656040.html https://www.thechiefnews.com/news_paid/growing-clatskanie-st... See others at https://althea.net/ https://althea.net/
• q3k 7y ago
  https://bgp.wtf/ https://bgp.wtf/ (Warsaw, Poland)
• war1025 7y ago
  Both my hometown and where I currently live have municipal broadband. https://osage.net/internet-services/ https://osage.net/internet-services/ http://centraliowabroadband.org/ http://centraliowabroadband.org/
• dbmueller 7y ago
  I think there are quite a few in France: https://ffdn.org/fr/membres https://ffdn.org/fr/membres
• zajio1am 7y ago
  It is interesting how phrase 'community-run ISP' is interpreted in different ways. I would understand it to mean ISP run by independent non-profit organization or consumer co-op, but definitely not ISP run by government/municipal organization. But many posts in this thread (and also in other discussions) use it for municipal ISP.