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Author Archives: Ed Luttrell

Posted inBroadband and Technology

Speak Your Piece: Smart Phone, Bad Rule

by Ed Luttrell June 30, 2014June 30, 2014

Most of us have heard about the big legal fights in the agricultural sector over patented seeds. But unbeknownst to some, similar patent disputes are occurring over technology like our treasured smart phones. The effect on rural America could be profound. Seventy percent of urban households, compared to 57 percent of rural households, have broadband […]

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