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Community Broadband Battle in Wilson, NC
While we’re on the subject of internet and phone providers, this article from dailytech.com is a great example of government lobbying at its best. Basically, the city of Wilson, North Carolina is offering extremely fast high speed internet to residents at a fraction of the cost of its competitors Time Warner and Embarq. Instead of [...]
A personal aside: T-Mobile is fantastic
I feel compelled today to share the experience I’ve had since last Friday. This is a little off-topic, but it’s worth sharing.
I have cellular phone service through T-Mobile, and internet through AT&T. I also have a local phone through T-Mobile’s @ Home Service, which is great because it only costs $10 per month and offers [...]
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