Media Kit
Everything journalists and researchers need to cover InternetProviders.ai in one place: brand essentials, spokesperson bios, key statistics, ready-to-use quotes, and data study highlights.
Press contact: editorial@internetproviders.ai
InternetProviders.ai is an independent broadband comparison platform. Our mission is to make U.S. internet access transparent: which providers exist at a given address, what they actually charge, and how they compare on speed, reliability, and value. Every recommendation is grounded in the FCC Broadband Data Collection, never in paid placement.
Quick reference stats about the platform. All figures are verified and may be cited with attribution to InternetProviders.ai.
Both spokespeople are available for interviews, written commentary, and expert quotes on U.S. broadband policy, provider accountability, fiber rollout, rural access, BEAD funding, and ISP market concentration.
Editor-in-Chief
George leads all editorial content and policy analysis at InternetProviders.ai. He oversees provider reviews, investigative data reporting, and the editorial standards that keep the platform independent of provider influence.
Beats: Consumer telecom policy, provider accountability, editorial standards, and broadband affordability.
Lead Analyst
Pablo built the data pipeline that processes 13.1 million FCC BDC records into actionable consumer information. His analysis powers the state, city, and ZIP-level rankings across the platform.
Beats: FCC Broadband Data Collection analysis, ISP market concentration, fiber deployment, and BEAD funding.
The following quotes are pre-cleared for use in reporting. Please include the full attribution. For custom or on-the-record comment on a specific story, email editorial@internetproviders.ai.
“More than 60% of U.S. markets are functional monopolies or duopolies for wired broadband. When consumers have only one or two real choices, prices stay high and service quality stagnates.”
“Fiber now reaches roughly 57% of U.S. locations, but the rollout is uneven. The next phase of broadband policy has to close the gap for the 43% still stuck on legacy cable, DSL, or fixed wireless.”
“Rural households consistently pay more for slower service. Until we fix the economics of last-mile deployment in low-density areas, the digital divide will track the same lines as it did a decade ago.”
“BEAD is the largest federal broadband investment in U.S. history. The test is not whether the money goes out the door, but whether it actually reaches unserved addresses at prices real families can afford.”
“Every ranking on our site is backed by FCC data, not provider marketing. No ISP pays for placement, and no affiliate relationship changes where a provider ranks in our comparisons.”
Our five most-cited research reports, each with a headline statistic you can quote directly. All studies are free to use under CC BY 4.0 with attribution.
State-by-state ranking of broadband speeds, prices, and value based on FCC BDC records.
Headline stat: The gap between the fastest and slowest state median download speed exceeds 200 Mbps.
HHI analysis of broadband competition across every U.S. census block.
Headline stat: More than 60% of U.S. markets show monopoly or duopoly conditions for wired broadband.
ZIP-level mapping of Americans without adequate broadband (100/20 Mbps).
Headline stat: Roughly 15 million Americans still lack access to broadband meeting the FCC 100/20 Mbps standard.
Verified consumer broadband pricing tracked across all 50 states and major ISPs.
Headline stat: The national average advertised broadband price is about $64.99 per month before equipment and fees.
State-by-state allocation and deployment status for the $42.45B BEAD program.
Headline stat: BEAD represents the largest single federal broadband investment in U.S. history at $42.45 billion.
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For interviews, custom data pulls, fact checks, or embargoed access to upcoming research, email the editorial desk directly. Response time is within 24 hours, with same-day turnaround for breaking news.
