Multiple Dwelling Units (MDU's)

Residents in multi-unit buildings want access to ultra-high speed broadband service, and they want to be able choose among providers to get the best service at the best price.  For the most part, building owners and managers work with their residents to provide this choice because they understand the importance of ultra-high speed broadband service.  However, at times, building owners and managers either block or limit choice for no apparent or sufficient reason.  In those cases, the Fiber Broadband Association believes residents need a government backstop to provide a fair and reasonable process to enable choice, while enabling providers to control their facilities and enter into agreements with building owners and managers that drive the deployment of ultra-high speed networks.

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Clearfield Unveils the FieldSmart Flex Box; Sets New Benchmark for MDU Fiber Deployments

By: Carol A Brunner | Sep 13

-Clearfield, Inc. (NASDAQ:CLFD), the specialist in fiber management, optical pathway and connectivity platforms for communication service providers, today introduces the FieldSmart Flex Box. The flexible wall box affords service providers a quicker path to subscriber revenue with easier installation

Comments from the Fiber Broadband Assn on FCC filing: Improving Competitive Broadband Access to Multiple Tenant Environments

By: Carol A Brunner | Aug 23

The Fiber Broadband Association (“Fiber Broadband” or “Association”) hereby submits these reply comments in response to the Federal Communications Commission’s (the “Commission’s”) Notice of Inquiry in the above-captioned proceeding seeking comment on “ways to facilitate greater consumer choice and

Fiber Broadband Ass'n Files Comments in FCC's NOI on MTEs

By: Heather Burnett Gold | Jul 26

The Fiber Broadband Association backed the opening of a rulemaking by the FCC into access to MTEs.

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