OAKLAND, Md. and VIENNA, Va., Sept. 15, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Garrett County, MD and Declaration Networks Group, Inc. (DNG) have entered into a long-term agreement that establishes funding for deployment of a state-of-the art broadband network infrastructure with compelling economics to deliver high-speed Internet services to more than 3,000 unserved, or underserved homes and businesses....
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DNG Launches Internet Service on the Eastern Shore of Virginia
Declaration Networks Group (DNG) recently deployed its network on the Eastern Shore of Virginia and has turned up its first customers in the area. Users are accessing DNG’s advanced broadband technology, bringing them Internet service under its NeuBeam™ product line at speeds ranging from between 5 Mbps to 30 Mbps....
Virginia Working to Increase Broadband Access
State leaders are working to bring broadband access to the many rural areas of Virginia that still don’t have it. “It is most definitely a challenge,” said Virginia Systems for MetroCast Communications General Manager Bill Newborg. Due to logistical and financial challenges, it can be a struggle for isolated neighborhoods to convince...
Rural Broadband: Opportunities in the Digital Divide
April 30, 2015 – Bob Nichols, Declaration Networks CEO, is a panelist at “Rural Broadband: Opportunities in the Digital Divide”. The event was organized by The HUB, a leading networking organization. Barry Toser, DNG’s EVP of Sales & CMO, is the President and Co-founder of The HUB. Having access to the...
FCC votes to adopt new 3.5 GHz spectrum sharing plan for ‘Innovation Band’
Fierce Wireless has a new article about how the FCC voted today to adopt new spectrum sharing tools and policies to make 150 MHz of spectrum available for mobile broadband and other commercial uses. The radio waves sit in the 3.5 GHz band that previously was locked up by the U.S....
Watch Keith Montgomery in the 2015 Broadband Communities Summit
Keith Montgomery, Declaration Networks’ CFO, is Vice President of the Rural Telecom Congress and he participated in the 2015 Broadband Communities Summit in Austin, Texas
The Rural Broadband Digital Divide
There is a high degree of awareness of how differences in Internet connectivity contribute to the “digital divide” experienced by many, if not most, rural areas. Less is understood about a very real divide that exists from (a lack of) utilization. That’s right, just as important as “speed” is how...
Broadband and the Farm
by Keith Montgomery, Rural Telecom Congress Vice President & CFO of Declaration Networks Group. Broadband technology is an essential tool to those who are linked to the land – modern farmers and ranchers, landowners, builders, and loggers that feed and supply the nation. Their efforts and success drive a significant...
High-Speed Internet Service to be Launched in Virginia
Declaration Networks Group (DNG) plans to launch residential high-speed Internet service on the Eastern Shore of Virginia in May of 2015. Under its NeuBeam™ product line, the service will bring download speeds of 5 – 30 Mbps to the customers in this area. Pricing will begin at $50/month. The Eastern...
FCC Gets it Right on Community Broadband
On an historic day at the Federal Communications Commission, the agency preempted laws in North Carolina and Tennessee that restrict the ability of communities to provide broadband service to their residents. The action came in response to petitions filed last year by community broadband providers in Chattanooga, Tenn., and Wilson,...