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  • The Local Content Roundtable at MTA

    Date: October 26, 8:30 to 11:45 Location: Nisswa, MN (in conjunction with the MTA Video Peer Group Convention) Building upon Viodi’s Local Content Workshop series, the Local Content Roundtable will be a refresher of some of the latest ideas, tips and tools for producing low-cost, high-quality content. There will be plenty of ideas and examples…

  • 8 Points to Consider Regarding Rural Broadband

    8 Points to Consider Regarding Rural Broadband

    Douglas Meredith of JSI outlines eight concerns he has with the National Broadband Plan in this video interview filmed at the OPASTCO 2010 Conference. Citing FTTH Council figures, he suggests that the cost figures for getting to the “unserved” may not be as big investment as indicated in the plan. He recommends that the FCC…

  • Associations Working Together

    One outcome of the FCC's National Broadband Plan has been the uniting of the national associations in Washington that represent independent telcos. In this brief interview with Derrick Owens, Director of Government Affairs for the Western Telecom Alliance, discusses the importance of having a unified front as far as representing the viewpoints of the carriers…

  • Five 9’s for Over the Top Services

    “The most valuable asset an independent telco has, other than their people, is their bandwidth,” said Kevin Walsh of Zeugma Systems on a panel at the OPASTCO Summer 2010 Convention. In this video interview, he talks about the importance of managing traffic in order to provide high quality and reliable communications. He suggests that managing…

  • Fiber to the Island(s)

    The FCC's announcement last week of the Office of Native Affairs and Policy points to the increasing importance of ensuring that broadband networks are available to native homelands. In this video interview from the OPASTCO 2010 Summer Convention, Al Pedersen discusses fiber network that Sandwich Isles Communications created to serve the Hawaiian Home Lands. In…

  • Transitioning to an IP Association

    Transitioning to an IP Association

    The world of voice, video, data, and overall communications has changed to a world of applications over IP. OPASTCO is keeping with the times and representing their members by transitioning to an IP Association. Watch this video to learn more. Video made possible by OmniTel Communications, produced by ViodiTV, editing Roger Bindl, photos from NASA.org,…