Opinion: Memphis should become a digital society for all
A utility worker installs fiber-optic cable on a utility pole in rural Washington. (AP file)
Opinion: The City of Memphis Chief Information Officer argues for the new broadband plan, saying, “Despite its importance to every facet of our lives, too few Memphians have access to high-speed broadband.”
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