Should the Internet be Free?

Should the Internet be Free?

If you’re reading this now, chances are you’re online. In the past decade the Internet has become a central force in our lives, responsible for everything from our bank accounts to our celebrity gossip, and with technology so prevalent some are now arguing for free broadband access. Should surfing the Net remain a cash business, or is it time for free admission into cyberspace?

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John Muleta

Access to Free Broadband is Key to America’s Global Competitiveness

John Muleta

M2Z Networks, Free Broadband Now

The Internet has, in a relatively short period of time, become a vital part of American life. The resources available on the Internet enable Americans to be more productive and reach new markets around the globe. That is why broadband is not only a key to our quality of life today, but also to America’s competitiveness tomorrow. According to “The State of the Internet” a recent report by Akamai, the U.S. has fallen to 24th global broadband adoption – behind Estonia.

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