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CDF Hosts Breakfast on Broadband in Cherokee County, Georgia
April 2, 2010 written by John Watson
This week, CDF held it’s most recent meeting in a continuing series of leadership breakfasts around Georgia in Cherokee County.
CDF Chairman John Watson led a group of technology experts and telecommunications representatives in a conversation about the issues facing expanding broadband in Georgia. Watson was joined by former Public Service Commissioner and telecommunications expert, David Burgess and Senior Advisor Chuck Clay.
Whether debating minimum bandwidth levels or the current statewide broadband mapping effort, the group agreed broadband was a key to economic development for Cherokee County and Northwest Georgia.
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