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Wilson, North Carolina FTTH
Posted on 10.09.06

The city of Wilson, North Carolina USA is proposing to build a $27.7 million FTTP network. EMBARQ which sells local telehone service in the area claims that, according to North Carolina legislation, this municipal network could be illegal. Pro and con arguments and advantages of FTTP are presented in this article.


Filed under: Regulatory Environment and Municipal Broadband
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