MuniWireless Broadband Penetration Rates and Population Densities: OECD Data Supports Their Non-Correlation.
April 13, 2006 by Mary Wynne-Wynter
I admit..I believed (at least partially) the ‘population density’
argument. 12th place for U.S. is not as bad as originally
reported…but its a very sad statistic.
Broadband Penetration Rates and Population Densities — OECD Data Supports Their Non-Correlation.
Time and time again, I hear apologists state that the reason why the US
is lagging behind many other countries in its broadband penetration
rate is because of its relatively lower population density. A closer
look at the recent OECD data (through December 2005) offers a pretty
damning critique of this position.
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