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Today's Tech News: FCC wants more access to affordable high-speed Internet

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A laptop user surfs the Web at a New York coffee shop. An FCC plan that could cost up to $20 billion would spread high-speed Internet across the USA.
 
FCC wants more access to affordable high-speed Internet
By Paul Davidson and David Lieberman, USA TODAY
Federal regulators have unveiled an ambitious plan to bring high-speed Internet service to millions of Americans who can't get it today. Read more
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