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The Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation, formerly known as the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative operates over 1700 route miles of fiber optic network in southern and southeastern Virginia. They also have an [[w:IRU Agreement|IRU agreement]] in place with several providers to provide connections to major Internet exchange points in [[Northern Virginia]] and Atlanta, Georgia.

== External links ==
* [http://mbc-va.com/ Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation]

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−	The '''Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation''', formerly known as the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative operates over 1700 route miles of fiber optic network in southern and southeastern Virginia. They also have an [[w:Indefeasible rights of use\|IRU]] agreement in place with several providers to provide connections to major [[w:Internet exchange point\|Internet exchange points]] in [[Northern Virginia]] and Atlanta, Georgia. It was created in 2004<ref>[http://www.mbc-va.com/history-of-mbc]</ref> to "revitalize the regional economy of Southside Virginia."<ref>[http://www.tic.virginia.gov/mbc1.shtml]</ref>	+	The '''Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation''', formerly known as the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative, operates over 1700 route miles of fiber optic network in southern and southeastern Virginia. They also have an [[w:Indefeasible rights of use\|IRU]] agreement in place with several providers to provide connections to major [[w:Internet exchange point\|Internet exchange points]] in [[Northern Virginia]] and Atlanta, Georgia. It was created in 2004<ref>[http://www.mbc-va.com/history-of-mbc]</ref> to "revitalize the regional economy of Southside Virginia."<ref>[http://www.tic.virginia.gov/mbc1.shtml]</ref>

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−	The Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation, formerly known as the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative operates over 1700 route miles of fiber optic network in southern and southeastern Virginia. They also have an [[w:Indefeasible rights of use\|IRU]] agreement in place with several providers to provide connections to major [[w:Internet exchange point\|Internet exchange points]] in [[Northern Virginia]] and Atlanta, Georgia. It was created in 2004<ref>[http://www.mbc-va.com/history-of-mbc]</ref> to "revitalize the regional economy of Southside Virginia."<ref>[http://www.tic.virginia.gov/mbc1.shtml]</ref>	+	The '''Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation''', formerly known as the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative operates over 1700 route miles of fiber optic network in southern and southeastern Virginia. They also have an [[w:Indefeasible rights of use\|IRU]] agreement in place with several providers to provide connections to major [[w:Internet exchange point\|Internet exchange points]] in [[Northern Virginia]] and Atlanta, Georgia. It was created in 2004<ref>[http://www.mbc-va.com/history-of-mbc]</ref> to "revitalize the regional economy of Southside Virginia."<ref>[http://www.tic.virginia.gov/mbc1.shtml]</ref>

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-The Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation, formerly known as the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative operates over 1700 route miles of fiber optic network in southern and southeastern Virginia. They also have an [[w:Indefeasible rights of use|IRU]] agreement in place with several providers to provide connections to major Internet exchange points in [[Northern Virginia]] and Atlanta, Georgia.
+The Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation, formerly known as the Mid-Atlantic Broadband Cooperative operates over 1700 route miles of fiber optic network in southern and southeastern Virginia. They also have an [[w:Indefeasible rights of use|IRU]] agreement in place with several providers to provide connections to major [[w:Internet exchange point|Internet exchange points]] in [[Northern Virginia]] and Atlanta, Georgia. It was created in 2004<ref>[http://www.mbc-va.com/history-of-mbc]</ref> to "revitalize the regional economy of Southside Virginia."<ref>[http://www.tic.virginia.gov/mbc1.shtml]</ref>
 == External links ==
 * [http://mbc-va.com/ Mid-Atlantic Broadband Communities Corporation]