More Ohioans using broadband service
Business Courier of Cincinnati
A new report shows the number of Ohioans who own a computer and subscribe to broadband service is on the upswing.
Last year, 62 percent of the state’s residents had broadband service at home compared to 55 percent the previous year, according to Connect Ohio, a nonprofit broadband advocacy organization. Ohio ranks higher than the national average of 60 percent of adults who have high-speed Internet service in their home.
Connect Ohio presented the figures during a quarterly update meeting Friday in Columbus.
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A new report shows the number of Ohioans who own a computer and subscribe to broadband service is on the upswing.
Last year, 62 percent of the state’s residents had broadband service at home compared to 55 percent the previous year, according to Connect Ohio, a nonprofit broadband advocacy organization. Ohio ranks higher than the national average of 60 percent of adults who have high-speed Internet service in their home.
Connect Ohio presented the figures during a quarterly update meeting Friday in Columbus.
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