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Comment Re:Free Markets and Economic Infrastructure (Score 1) 193

I too live in former Verizon, current Fairpoint territory, and for us, the change really hasn't meant all that much in terms of availability of broadband, due to the efforts of a few fixed-point broadband wireless ISPs. The largest in my area, Pioneer Broadband (http://www.pioneerbroadband.net/, currently down, just to spite me), covers almost half the state of Maine, and can drop a 1024/256 connection into the majority of that area very easily. This sort of success is not just limited to this one area, as you can tell by reading the isp-wireless list (http://isp-lists.isp-planet.com/isp-wireless/). If this is something that you are interested in pursuing for your area, please feel free to message me and I can point you to a few more resources.
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Submission + - Network engineer a viable career?

An anonymous reader writes: I'm fresh out of high school and interested in getting a job in networking. One option is a degree in networking, the alternative I've considered is just getting certificates (CCNA/P, A+, MCSA). A large factor in my decision is which route is most likely to land a secure and well-paid full time job. I'm located in Melbourne, Australia and I don't have any local contacts in the industry who can advise me, and so was hoping some aussie(or international) slashdotters could share their knowledge and experience with these issues.

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