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Interesting Articles:
- The City Has Forgotten Who Helped Them…
- KFVS Covers Story On 6 o’Clock News
- What Does The City Council’s Decision Mean For Semo.net?
- Let’s Not Forget Those Surfers!
- What is the cost of a Megabit in the City?
The City Has Forgotten Who Helped Them…
After watching the KFVS story, my wife asked, “What did you mean by ‘the City has forgotten who helped them get to where they are today?’.”
In 2002 when City Cable announced that it was considering doing Internet service, our company had thousands of dialup customers in the Poplar Bluff area. MyCityCable had 0 customers at that time. The City Council voted to open their Cable Internet service up to all ISPs and encourage companies like semo.net to bring their dialup customers onto the network.
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