Kajsa Linnarsson

Artwork: Chip Taylor"Broadband Innovations" is a four-part series that highlights groundbreaking broadband uses, and the people who employ the technology to preserve the past, reshape the future, and fulfill their dreams. This final story in the series focuses on residents of Washington State who receive medical and psychiatric care via video over the Internet.

Timothy Moon's 48 years have been colored by violence. At 16, he was shot. In 1989 he received his first prison sentence. Diagnosed as a manic depressive, Moon finally made a decision about a year ago to get help in dealing with all the anger inside him.

Artwork: Chip Taylor"Broadband Innovations" is a four-part series that highlights groundbreaking broadband uses, and the people who employ the technology to preserve the past, reshape the future, and fulfill their dreams. One of those people is Swedish film editor Håkan Karlsson.

In the small Swedish village of Kilafors, which overlooks a valley with horses and cows in one direction and a picturesque lake in the other, sits an old red schoolhouse. This timeless, pastoral scene is not all that it appears, however.

Fiber Optics to the Tipi

Artwork: Chip Taylor

Artwork: Chip Taylor"Broadband Innovations" is a four-part series that highlights groundbreaking broadband uses, and the people who employ the technology to preserve the past, reshape the future, and fulfill their dreams. One of those people is gamer Patrick O'Day of San Francisco.

Patrick O'Day, 20, sits on his mattress on the floor in the corner of his living room in South San Francisco, staring up at a screen.