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US lags in broadband too; France wins

July 23, 2007 in politics, technology by Hugh

The numbers are startling. As recently as 2001, the percentage of the population with high-speed access in Japan and Germany was only half that in the United States. In France it was less than a quarter. By the end of 2006, however, all three countries had more broadband subscribers per 100 people than we did.

From NY Times’ Paul Krugman.

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