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N.C. Lawmakers Debate Using Industry-Backed Info on Broadband Access

By Fiona Morgan

INDY Week | February 5, 2009

The people who live in rural Halifax and Nash counties northeast of Raleigh are among the poorest in the state. State Rep. Angela Bryant says that, with all the challenges her constituents face, among their top concerns is a lack of affordable access to the internet.

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Tags: North Carolina, public policy, internet access

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