Bring Google Fiber to Dayton

Google is look­ing to con­duct an exper­i­ment where they  will pro­vide ultra high speed broad­band inter­net to a com­mu­nity in the United States.  Here in Day­ton, a group has orga­nized a cam­paign to bring this project to Day­ton.  I love the idea, and thought I would do my part to sup­port the cause.  The group, which includes both for-profit and non-profit orga­ni­za­tions in the region has a web site — http://averageandawesome.com that has some fun with some aspects of Day­ton and builds on our inno­v­a­tive her­itage.  I think the con­cept is clever, and I hope you take a moment to check it out.

I decided I would do as the site asks, and cre­ate a short video telling Google what I would do with their awe­some fiber net­work.  At the time of this post, I was not able to upload my video, so I went ahead and put it on YouTube.  I have a “help ticket” in, so hope­fully I can put it on the Aver­age and Awe­some site soon too.   Any­way, here is my fun lit­tle video for Google.

How about you?  What would you do with ultra high speed broad­band inter­net?  Why not make your own video or leave a com­ment and let me know what types of things you might do should Google choose Dayton.

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2 Responses to Bring Google Fiber to Dayton

  1. David Esrati March 19, 2010 at 12:46 pm #

    We’ve put up our video– the Day­ton Grass­roots Daily Show– http://esrati.com/the-dayton-development-coalition-is-listening-to-esrati-com/4563/ and on youtube– http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZm_vPlwjdU&feature=player_embedded
    how­ever– I’m not sure the peo­ple at http://www.averageandawesome.com are going to put up any sub­ver­sive dis­cus­sion…
    You do a great job of being nice…
    hmmmm…

  2. davidebowman March 19, 2010 at 1:03 pm #

    Saw your video and got a good laugh. You and Greg make some great points. Ide­ally, oth­ers cre­ate their videos, blog posts, tweets, and face­book updates in hopes of bring­ing the G to the DYT. Worst case we cre­ate some fun con­tent, and make some new con­nec­tions. As for the nice stuff — I am what I am. Thanks for the com­ment David. Hope all is well.

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