In
response to Google's recent Fiber for Communities
project, a group of entrepreneurs in Philadelphia have decided to
conduct their own broadband stimulus experiment.
The Philly Startup Leaders are offering a Gigabit Genius Grant, and they plan to award $10,000 to the person who submits the best idea for using super high-speed Internet to improve their community.
According to Philly Startup Leaders founder Blake Jenelle, "Our contest is showcasing dozens of ways that ultra-fast broadband will change communities. There are projects that will change how we deliver medicine, protect neighborhoods, perform art, educate children, experience history, connect with each other and more." The projects will be available to view on the Startup Leaders' website.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Philly Startup Leaders Offer Grant for Broadband Innovation - Appiris
Author: ReadWriteWeb
