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Data

Public Libraries and the Internet

Statewide

State LT56kbps 56-128kbps 129-256kbps 257-768kbps 769-1.5kbps GT1.5mbps DK LT 769 GT769
Ohio 3.20% 3.30% 4.20% 58.90% 27.90% 2.60% 10.70% 86.80%

By Metropolitan Status

Rural Surburban Urban
Ohio 16.40% 78.20% 5.30% Ohio 10.70% 87.80% 1.10% Ohio 0% 100% 0%

E-Rate

73% of libraries in Ohio receive E-Rate discounts.

Internet2 SPEGs

Ohio has an Internet2 SPEG, but libraries are not connected.
State Connected 2k6 Possible % of possible K20 < 1.5 Mbps K20 => 1.5Mbps
Ohio 0 270 0.00% 0.00% 0.00%

ORS Survey Data

  How Libraries Connect... Barriers
State % of Libraries w/ Broadband Teleco Company School District Local Gov't Regional Telecom Network Regional Library Network State Telecomm Network State Library Telecom Network Other Few Comm Capacity Too Many Companies High Cost State Policy Lack of Local Expertise Other # of Vulnerable Libraries
Ohio >90% X X 25

Misc.

State Library Conn'y (Draft - circ'd by Rick W. (J. Bertot) Receives Fed'l High-Cost Funding State Adv. Services, BBd or Tech Fund State USF High-Cost State USF Schools & Lib State USF Low-Income(in add'n to fed'l) Provides state support for Fed'l Lifeline/Linkup Statewide Network (SEGP) Statewide Video Franchise Notes
Ohio 80% of libraries with connectivity speeds of 769kbps or higher Ohio * * * * $ X X

FCC Data

Providers of High Speed Lines by Technology

State ADSL SDSL Traditional
Wireline
Cable
Modem
Fiber Satellite Fixed
Wireless
Mobile
Wireless
Power Line
and Other
Total
Ohio 752,633 5,392 18,693 1,115,618 19,046 Data withheld to maintain firm confidentiality 11,669 Data withheld to maintain firm confidentiality Data withheld to maintain confidentiality 2,392,030

Broadband Providers

State Network Information

Network Org. Funding Source Constituents Control Body Technology
OHIO
OarNet
http://www.osc.edu/oarnet
1224 Kinnear Road
Columbus, OH 43121
(614) 292-9248
Fax: (614) 292-7168
The Third Frontier Network is one of the premiere Regional Optical Network. Funding for the new network comes from a loan, state capital allocations and fees from member Universities OarNet provides high quality Internet1, Internet2 and Intra-Ohio services to nearly 100 of Ohio’s colleges and universities at competitive rates. OARNet is a consortium of these members OARNet is a division of the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC), a technology initiative of the Ohio Board of Regents Connectivity ranging from fractional T1’s up to Gig of bandwidth

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