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From: Joel Plotkin (joel![]() |
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Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 06:29:03 -0800 (PST) |
Dear folks: I've checked the archives on community data systems (cable TV and Internet access) and found the 1997 technical data very helpful, as well as the 2002 information. Are there any list members who have more recent information in this fast-moving field? Hundredfold Farm in Cashtown PA is a rural cohousing project with 14 planned homes. We'd like to find a way to get our data and TV without being reliant on the big communication companies. Does anyone have experience with community- owned satellite access? We have heard one opinion that direct satellite links are undesirable for Internet access because they do not come with adequate firewalls (but this is from someone who subcontracts with the Pentagon). What about the big dishes that were popular fifteen years ago for TV? They required decoders, but not monthly maintenance fees. We hope to WiFi our system, since we're all located close together. Reply on or off list. Joel Plotkin
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Latest on Community-wide data systems Joel Plotkin, March 16 2005
- Re: Latest on Community-wide data systems Matt Lawrence, March 16 2005
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Re: Latest on Community-wide data systems Dameron Midgette, March 17 2005
- Re: Latest on Community-wide data systems normangauss, March 17 2005
- Re: Latest on Community-wide data systems Robert Heinich, March 16 2005
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