Sites that cite our site

• Bolin Creek Cohousing
• Waltzing Matilda-net. "This is not going to be another whine and moan and then a nifty tekkie article on getting rural folk on the internet at a decent speed. We don't need that. What we do need are examples, like the Ruby Ranch Gang of 12, in Colorado. If you go to http://www.rric.net you will find an incredible amount of information on how to set up a system for near neighbors to have fast internet connections. It took a lot of work, primarily legal work because of the nature of government and utilities in the States, but it appears worth it. Check it out, email them for advice, and get your Matilda a-waltzing round your outback neighborhood with you."
• Evolve Now
• Computer Science 361, University of Mississippi
• Creating the New Public Network, by Tom Lyon
• Mayberry DSL, Business 2.0
• Do-it-yourself DSL is no pipe dream, Network World
• Rural America Takes to Makeshift Broadband, Fox News
• Info Manager
• Summit Public Radio
• Fondation Internet Nouvelle Génération
• User Group Network
• Tri-County Council for Southern Maryland
• Personal Telco Project
• New Networks Institute
• Folkstone Design
• No DSL in your area? Do it yourself!, Geek.com
• Birchwood Hills Neighborhood
• Corporation for Education Network Initiatives in California. "Now, inside a neighborhood horse barn hangs a 12-inch-wide metal box that's securing a brighter technological future for the locals. Known as a DSLAM, the box serves as the hub of a new broadband service that began in May. Neither Qwest, AT&T or any other telco owns the box. About a dozen of his neighbors bought it last year for approximately $5,000. Then they scooped up cable modems, routers, and other equipment (usually for pennies on the dollar on eBay) and spent the past 10 months setting up the first subscriber-owned DSL co-op in America. While it all might seem unremarkable to outsiders -- it serves 12 homes at average DSL data speeds - it does offer a compelling script for rural towns that don't want to wait until the next ice age to join the 21st century."
• DSLReports: Deploying Your Own DSL and fighting the ILECs the whole way
• Slashdot. "At least two LUGs with which I am involved have talked about starting community ISPs, and I'm sure many other computer user groups have had the same thought. This is why we buttonholed Carl Oppedahl of Colorado's Ruby Ranch Internet Cooperative and asked him to answer your questions. (This interview and the Ruby Ranch FAQs should almost be required reading for anyone thinking about starting their own community ISP.)"
• Henning Schulzrinne's Internet Technical Resources
• ISP Planet