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Fort Collins is a thriving community of over 150,000 and the home of Colorado State University. Despite gorgeous vistas and many high tech jobs, Fort Collins basically has the same cable and DSL duopoly the majority of communities suffer from. But they are making plans for something better. Mayor Wade Troxell joins us this week … Continue reading "Fort Collins Mayor on Fort Collins Fiber Future – Community Broadband Bits Podcast 211"
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