Network Overview
A major component of the eCorridors approach is widespread deployment of fiber-optic backbone infrastructure paired with an array of broadband last-mile technologies to every community that enable every citizen and business to be not just consumers, but producers of network content and services. Such a "producer network" infrastructure will create a level playing field for Virginia communities to participate in the global, ecommerce marketplace and to leverage opportunities for greater quality of life, healthcare, and educational enhancement. There is no "one-size-fits-all" solution for the technologies, business case, or applications that will prove most successful for individual communities. Rather, each community must be the driver for the development of a suite of solutions that fits their geography, areas of economic emphasis, and interests of its citizens most appropriately. eCorridors exists to facilitate a dialog among Virginia municipalities and private sector providers to discover mutual interests and innovative means of collaborating to achieve common goals. The overall objective is to ensure that the state of Virginia remains positioned as a technology leader for its businesses and its citizens now and in the future.
Headlines
Danville contracts for fiber optic splicing
07/08/09 - GoDanRiver.com 
ONUG Communications Inc. of Raleigh, N.C., will be providing ongoing fiber optic splicing services to the city under a new contract with Danville Utilities....
Bedford County looks to broaden broadband
12/25/08 - The Roanoke Times 
County officials are interested in expanding broadband to promote economic development, but the best route has not yet been determined. The board of supervisors...
How fast is your broadband?
06/19/08 - Richmond Times Dispatch 
Online tests can tell, and you can tell us if it's as advertised.
The U.S. is behind the rest of the world in every broadband measure -- in speed, price and ...
Project to Become E-Talk of the Town
02/17/07 - Bristol Herald Courier 
Officials in Abingdon, Va., are considering free wireless Internet for the entire town.
It’s a restriction town officials may have to consider as they implem...
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