The FTTH Council has submitted information to the Federal Communications Commission with regard to its consideration of a National Broadband Plan.  These include two studies by the telecommunications strategy consultant CSMG -- one outlining the projected cost of wiring up the country with FTTH, and the other exploring the range of next-generation digital services and applications that will likely come about as a result of the proliferation of all-fiber networks in the U.S.  The materials submitted by the Council to the FCC are available below...

• CSMG Study on the Cost of Building Next-Generation Fiber Networks
• CSMG Study on Next-Generation Applications and Services
• FTTH Council Vision and Policy Proposals for the National Broadband Plan
• Council Comments to FCC Urging that the NBP Oppose Barriers to Municipal FTTH Deployments
• FTTH Council Further Comments on Accelerating Access to High-Speed Broadband
  • Accompanying Presentation on Expanding Next Generation Access
• FTTH Council Comments on Muni FTTH Experience with Open Access vs Retail
• FTTH Council Filing on Proposed "Net Neutrality" Regulations