HELENA, Mont. (AP) — The Montana Public Service Commission is looking to find out which parts of the state lack high-speed Internet services so it can recommend future broadband projects.
The commission told its staff last month to identify areas of the state with inadequate Internet service and to begin discussions with CenturyLink and possibly other carriers about extending broadband services
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