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Free Broadband Isn't Really Free

By Jason Lee Miller - Thu, 08/23/2007 - 5:15pm.

The US broadband situation is so dire that you may not even be able to give away access. Worse, there might be good reason for that. You may not have heard of M2Z Networks, Inc., but 50,000 others have and are pressuring the FCC to approve the company's offer of free nationwide broadband access.

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