Missouri bill effectively states, 'Don't show me any municipal broadband'

Missouri has become the latest state to jump on the anti-municipal broadband bandwagon with the introduction of a new bill that would create barriers for local towns and cities that want to build their own broadband networks. FierceTelecom's Sean Buckley has a complete report here.

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