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Media coverage about Pulse

Future-Proofing your home. Essential Home Improvements for Safe and Comfortable Aging.

Future-Proofing Your Home: Essential Home Improvements for Safe and Comfortable Aging
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Photograph of 4 people surrounding a Dean Contracting monument sign. A man and woman are holding up a small Pulse sign that says I've Got My Gig.

Municipal broadband arrives in Timnath: Hundreds can now sign up for Pulse

Timnath begins construction to bring municipal broadband to town

Colorado unleashes $113M for broadband projects

Loveland’s Municipal Network is Scrappy and Driven to Serve its Community

Colorado pledges 99% broadband connectivity by 2027

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Colorado pledges 99% broadband connectivity by 2027

Colorado gets $826M to expand broadband access

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Colorado gets $826M to expand broadband access

Brieana Reed-Harmel: Capital Construction of a Municipal Broadband Utility 101

Photo © Austin Fleskes / Loveland Reporter-Herald

Pulse installs final 10G network plug to fiber cabinet in south Loveland

Photo © Coloradoan

Loveland speeds up Pulse’s internet connections, adds TV channels

The Divide: How Loveland, Colorado, is solving its broadband gaps with Pulse

Orange conduit being pulled by a truck

Photo © Loveland Reporter-Herald

Larimer County expands broadband access with Loveland Pulse agreement

Photo © Loveland Reporter-Herald

Loveland Strategic Partnership hands out inaugural Community Champion Awards

Image © Fiber Broadband Association

Pulse honored with two awards for innovation

Photo © Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald

Loveland Pulse offers new discount to qualified subscribers

Dorian Conyak with Colorado Boring Co. works to locate utilities Wednesday, May 25, 2022, while working with a crew to install Pulse on the 220 block of west 44th Street in Loveland. (Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald)

Photo © Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald

Loveland City Council approves interfund loan for Pulse construction

Orange conduit being pulled by a truck

Loveland Reporter-Herald

Loveland communications board discusses Pulse privacy policy

OnTrac technican pushes a length of fiber optic cable into a residence as he installs broadband service.

Bethany Baker/The Coloradoan

Pulse broadband access coming to underserved places in Larimer County thanks to partnership.

Close up of hands holding a tool working with a line of fiber-optic

Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald 2022

Loveland Pulse expanding to Sylvan Dale, Ellis Ranch. $500,000 in county money will allow continued growth in internet access.

Colorado boring truck in front of bright blue sky

Loveland Pulse passes halfway point for buildout of municipal broadband network.

Photo of couple outdoors looking at a tablet. PulseTV log in the top left corner.

PulseTV Everywhere lets subscribers take their TV shows on the road.

Loveland Pulse to Launch Altitude and Altitude 2 Channels in Loveland, Colorado.

The Institute for Local Self-Reliance discusses how the American Rescue Plan broadband funds stack up – and mentions Loveland Pulse as one of several Front Range communities working to bring municipal broadband to its citizens.

Loveland Pulse launches PulseTV

Loveland Pulse internet service adds TV option.

Loveland Pulse subject matter experts’ work becomes case study of excellence for ESRI – using ArcGIS real-time spatial data to roll out a community-owned, 100% fiber-optic internet utility.

Larimer County commissioners approve matching funds for potential broadband internet grant that – if awarded – would help the county expand broadband internet service to rural and underserved areas.

Photo by Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald

Photo by Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald

Larimer County approves agreement to allow Loveland Pulse to connect Lago Vista and Drake – Thompson School District received $737,000 grant to cover costs.

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Community Networks: Loveland Pulse Races Ahead – Episode 443 of the Community Broadband Bits Podcast

By BIZWEST/REPORTER-HERALD STAFF

By BIZWEST/REPORTER-HERALD STAFF

Loveland Reporter-Herald: Loveland’s Pulse Utility Launches Internet, Phone Services For Business

Pulse officials and Loveland city leaders toast after details of broadband plans for residents were revealed during a livestreamed video event

Pulse officials and Loveland city leaders toast after details of broadband plans for residents were revealed during a livestreamed video event

Loveland Reporter-Herald: Loveland’s Pulse Utility Announces Residential Internet Rates

Loveland Public Library

Photo by Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald

Loveland Reporter-Herald: Loveland library now offering free wireless internet in parking lot

Pulse construction crews in a neighborhood

Photo by Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald

Loveland Reporter-Herald: Loveland’s Pulse utility striving for balance between competitive edge, disclosure during rollout

Photo by Jenny Sparks/Loveland Reporter-Herald

Denver Post: Loveland launches broadband push

Coloradoan: Broadband competition heats up as Fort Collins Connexion, Loveland Pulse gain ground

muninetworks.org: Loveland, Colorado, Announces Pulse Municipal Network