Broadband Nation

Business 2.0 provides an overview of leading-edge broadband implementers across the US.

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May 5, 2005, 9:00 AM PDT

By 2006, half of all US households will have broadband Internet access. Business 2.0 writers scour the nation to find cities and towns that "sit on telecoms frontier. Like the railroads of the 19th century and the interstate highways of the 20th, the nationwide development of broadband networks is an engine of economic growth that will carry the United States into the decades ahead."

Thanks to Charles Kaylor, Planetizen Tech Talk Blog

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