#InternetForAll: We are providing technological, strategic and legal support for Community Owned Internet Networks.
The Internet is a Network of Networks
The Internet should be like our sidewalks, a Commons that connects people, students, teachers, organizations, nonprofits and for-profit entities. As a member of a community, your ownership consists of owning an antenna on your roof and a router in your household. The community members work together and share the cost of the connection to a Backhaul, or Internet Exchange Point.
Our interconnected websites
Join MichiganInter.net to form a Michigan chapter of the Internet Society Network to create jobs and keep money circulating in Michigan.
COINcommons is forming a nonprofit to produce educational materials that will be distributed using a Creative Commons license.
This platform uses LearnDash for the creation of online courseware. Over time we will be issuing certificates for network engineers and installers.
Our Newsfeed from MichiganInter.net
- Learn about how we can address rural Broadband in Michigan
- Broadband Internet Access GIS Maps
- What Michigan can learn from Nebraska about Broadband
- Kickoff Meeting June 30, 2021
- Washington post: Verizon wants your fish
- Biden Administration Decides Cities Should Not Use Broadband Dollars for Broadband
- Show Us the Money: Federal Broadband Support During the COVID-19 Pandemic | Benton Institute for Broadband & Society
- Indigenous communities: DIY Internet
- Indigenous communities: DIY Internet
- Public Knowledge 20th anniversary video
- Public Knowledge 20th anniversary video
- Non-profits should compete for government funding to extend Broadband
- Government grants per household to connect broadband average between $7K and $8k
- Financing Broadband: Mutual Aid in the Time of COVID-19