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Google Fiber to Pay Louisville, Ky., $3.84M After Exit
Government Technology: Google Fiber will pay $3.84 million back to Louisville, Ky., to fix roads and other public rights-of-way, the city announced Monday.
This comes after the company stopped all service in Louisville in February, essentially leaving town without fulfilling the implied promise of providing access to high-speed Internet throughout the jurisdiction, as it has in other cities such as Austin and Kansas City, Mo.
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