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Quick teaching topic: Who owns the ISP?.

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  1. Quick teaching topic: Who owns the ISP? This presentation presents four alternative approaches to Internet service – private companies own the network, local government as a retail ISP, local government as a wholesale ISP and partial ownership by home and business owners. We also discuss efforts to ban or impede municipal ownership. (Be sure to read the slide notes). This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 License.

  2. Where does this topic fit? • Internet concepts • Applications • Technology • Implications • Internet skills • Application development • Content creation • User skills

  3. ISP alternatives (& Internet?)

  4. The city as ISP Chattanooga municipal ISP Why did Chattanooga do it?(3m 26s) How do these prices compare to your ISP?

  5. City owned wholesale networks Wholesale Internet in Singapore and Stockholm

  6. Own your own link to the ISP network

  7. Should cities be ISPs? Interactive community network map

  8. Self-study questions Do you think cities and counties should be able to provide Internet service? How about other services like water, electric power, gas, sewers, garbage collection and streets? Who is your home Internet service provider and how much do you pay? Who is responsible for repairs to the sewer, water and electrical connections from your house to the utility?

  9. Resources • Interactive community network map • Chattanooga municipal ISP • Why did Chattanooga do it? (3m 26s) • Wholesale Internet in Singapore and Stockholm • Own your own link to the ISP network

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