Connectivity From Very Rural Places – Part 2
January 12th, 2009 (12:00pm) Aliza Sherman 6 CommentsTweet This
In Part 1 of this little series of posts, I talked about my move from Anchorage to Tok, Alaska. I went from acceptable Internet speeds at a fairly reasonable price ($60-ish/month) to barely 512K up and down, a 10 Gig monthly limit and $180/month plus $30 per Gig over the limit. As a web worker (read: Bandwidth Hog). I’m still reeling from the adjustment and keeping a careful eye on my bandwidth usage daily.
So how have these connectivity challenges and unexpected expenses affected my web work? And how am I compensating for these…developments?
Tags: bandwidth, connectivity, internet, remote, rural, second life, skype, youtube

