Yes, we are bringing Internet to you in the woods, on the lake and on the farm. Not only is Broadband Corp building a network, we are building relationships with communities.
Broadband Corp is stability, reliability, and affordability. We use state of the art equipment and provide outstanding customer service.
Peruse our site and find the answers to your questions. Contact us if you are interested in our services or opportunities to help develop your communities.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
If you are a customer, this is where you will find announcements, updates, and other critical news regarding our services, maintenance, and projects. We also email announcements to our customers prior to scheduled maintenance.
Loon Cam
What else has Broadband been up to? We are supplying the camera and feed for Ron Schara’s Minnesota Boundlive loon web cam. If you are at all an admirer of the great outdoors and specifically loons, you will enjoy this site. This is also an incredible opportunity to show your young ones an up close view of an unfolding miracle of the life cycle of loons. http://www.mnbound.com/live-loon-cam/
You can also watch Minnesota Bound on Kare 11 Sunday evenings after the 10:00 news!
Main Internet Feed Upgrade
We have completed the upgrade to our main Internet feed.
Our current capacity is 2.5 greater than the old Internet feed. This new equipment provides us with an additional 15x our current available capacity for future growth. This was the main bottle neck in our network and will likely create other isolated bottle necks across the network to become apparent. We will be closely monitoring the network and plan to upgrade at least 3 towers in the next 30 - 90 days to add additional capacity where it is required.
We would like to thank you for the patience and support you have shown. We received many thanks by email in response to this challenging upgrade.
Broadband Helpdesk Team
Broadband In The Papers!
Herald Journal featured Broadband Corp an article on rural internet service.
Wireless broadband Internet first gained popularity about 10 years ago, but many people are still unaware of its existence, said Anthony Will of Hutchinson, who has been in the industry since 1999.
“We give people Internet where they’ve been told ‘no’ over and over again by the telephone companies,” said Will, who is vice president of a Victoria-based company called Broadband.
Ben and Roxanne Raymond, who live six miles north of Howard Lake, said wireless Internet has been very cost-effective for them. The family recently discontinued their satellite TV service, and instead, watch movies online. Roxanne, who works in Eden Prairie, said she also uses the Internet to work from home when road conditions are bad.
