PomeGran Inc. Launches 'The Fibre Files' Podcast Series on Spotify
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Updated Sep 23
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What happened
PomeGran Inc., a fibre-centric broadband infrastructure provider, announced the launch of 'The Fibre Files,' a new podcast series on September 23, 2026. The series is sponsored by PomeGran and hosted by award-winning broadcaster Sam Laprade. The Fibre Files explores how connectivity drives economic development, entrepreneurship, education, and community life.
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Why it matters
The podcast moves beyond technical specifications to examine the role connectivity plays in various sectors. As a fibre provider focused on rural and underserved communities, the series aligns with PomeGran's mission to discuss how infrastructure enables economic development.
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Who's involved
- SpotifySwedish audio streaming service hosting the podcast series
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