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Helping communities build their own LTE networks
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Esther and Matt are graduate students in computer science at the University of Washington, where they study community networks.
Esther explains how open-source, community-owned and -operated LTE networks are a good solution for expanding public internet access and ensuring digital equity.
Matt walks the team through Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS), a shared wireless spectrum that allows users to build their own LTE networks.
Chris Webb of the Black Brilliance Research Project lays out how a digital stewardship program in Detroit helped inspire his work.
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