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Jun 11, 2005
A bill just introduced in Congress would take away the
right of cities and towns across the country to provide
citizens with universal, low-cost Internet access.
Giant cable and telephone companies don’t want any
competition -- -- and forward this
message to everyone you know, asking them to do the same.
Onward,
Josh Silver
Executive Director
Free Press
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P.S. For all of the latest news on Community Internet and
municipal broadband, visit the Free Press Web site at
[link removed].
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