This is a partial reconstruction of the Lafayette Pro Fiber blog that John St. Julien ran for many years, chronicling the grassroots fight for and establishment of LUS Fiber in Louisiana. Many of the links have gone bad and images are missing, but most of the ideas are here and we believe well worth preserving. Site archived by the Community Broadband Networks program of the Institute for Local Self-Reliance.
Some of the articles that have disappeared are still available via the WayBack Machine.
The Vermillion over at UL lashes BellSouth and Cox. It’s good to hear from campus. Few people will benefit more from a fiber network than students and few institutions will benefit more than the University of Lafayette.
It’s also nice to see that irony isn’t dead. Today is a good day to hear a little humor.
Well worth the read. Go get it at the Vermillion online: Dear Cox Communications and BellSouth…: “Dear Cox Communications and BellSouth…
(Thanks to Doug at LUSFTTH for the pointer.)
Why should we expect to find economic and civil literacy from a college journalist when we find so little anywhere else? Good try though. I’m reminded of a spoiled child who can’t have what he wants when he wants it or how he wants it.
I just read the article in the Vermilion. It is by far one of the most sophomoric pieces in journalism I have ever encountered. I have seen much better work come out of high school publications. It may be advantageous for Mr. Landry to take some college level journalism courses. “You guys” know what I’m saying.
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