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HunterIQ Mobile App Privacy Policy
Hunter Communications collects, and processes information provided directly by you when you install the HunterIQ App and register for an account to use the App. Specifically, this information includes: Your name, email address, location, phone number. Browser...
Award-Winning Oregon Internet Service Provider Announces Fastest Residential Speeds to Date While Growing into New Markets
Hunter Communications is proud to announce that we have appointed Ehrika Gladden to our Board of Directors.
What is a Utility Easement?
In this blog, we explain what a utility easement is and how we use it during our construction process.
Hunter Communications Appoints Ehrika Gladden to Board of Directors
Hunter Communications is proud to announce that we have appointed Ehrika Gladden to our Board of Directors.
7 Reasons Why Businesses Need Fiber
Here are the top seven reasons why fiber-optic internet is the best method of connectivity for businesses.
Why Gamers Need Fiber
With the fastest download and upload speeds, higher bandwidth, and low latency and jitter, fiber internet is built for a seamless, lag-free online gaming experience.
Welcome to Hunter: Acquisition FAQs
Read the frequently asked questions about Hunter’s acquisition of XS Media in Eugene and Online NW in McMinnville.
Crowdsourcing Broadband Data with Faster Internet Oregon
Using crowdsourced data, Faster Internet Oregon is creating an accurate map of Oregon’s broadband availability.
Hunter Donates New Scoreboard to Phoenix High Softball
Hunter Communications donated and helped install a new scoreboard to the Phoenix High School girls softball team.
Investing in Oregon’s Rural Middle Mile Networks
Oregon’s Digital Divide Like electricity, high-speed internet is necessary for participation in our globalized society and economy. Though it is a vital component of our modern infrastructure, most rural Oregonians lack internet capable of reaching 100 Mbps speeds....