Local
LOCAL JUNEAU EMPIRE Over land and under the sea, two long-distance communications networks are in progress this summer that will lighten the load on Southeast Alaska's maxed-out bandwidth.

Cable to extend Southeast network

 Bruce Rein, GCI project manager for the fiber optic cable-laying project, left, shows Ketchikan GCI manager Miguel Torres a repeater cylinder for the cable inside the International Telecom vessel Intrepid last week in Ward Cove. Southeast Alaska is getting closer to linking into a fiber-optic network.
Hall Anderson / Ketchikan Daily News
Bruce Rein, GCI project manager for the fiber optic cable-laying project, left, shows Ketchikan GCI manager Miguel Torres a repeater cylinder for the cable inside the International Telecom vessel Intrepid last week in Ward Cove. Southeast Alaska is getting closer to linking into a fiber-optic network.
  1 of 2 Next >>
Return to Story

JuneauBlogger.com




•They Got Game
•The Reel Deel		 •Food & Spirits
•Date n' Mate

AP Video and News

Updated 1:01 AM ET
• Moderate Dems pivotal in Saturday health care vote
• Levin: May be more troubling emails from Hasan
• US to drop shooting case against Blackwater guard
• GOP: Health test recommendations could affect care
• Police: NC girl raped, killed on day she was taken
• Calif. launches probe into scam targeting churches
• Army relents, will allow media at Palin book event
• More News

Classifieds






Top Jobs

Loading...

Top Homes

Loading...

Top Rentals

Loading...

Top Boats

Loading...

Top Autos

Loading...

Top Jobs

Loading...

Top Homes

Loading...

Top Rentals

Loading...

Top Boats

Loading...

Top Autos

Loading...



Facebook
Twitter
News
Share
Shop
Life
Visit