JUNEAU -- The Federal Communications Commission says thousands of rural Alaskans will have access to affordable, higher-speed Internet through its Connect America Fund.
The fund is intended to connect millions of rural Americans to broadband. And FCC says Alaska Communications accepted nearly $4.2 million to increase broadband access in this state.
FCC says more than 14,000 rural Alaska should benefit once the build-out is completed. Alaska Communications must complete two-thirds of its new broadband commitments within two years, and the remainder by the third year.


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