If it is not ubiquitous it doesn't really work the way we want it to work; and last but not least is the States' responsibility
Peter Welch: “If it is not ubiquitous it doesn't really work the way we want it to work; and last but not least is the States'…”
On the recordOctober 22, 2013
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Welch emphasizes the importance of state involvement in broadband expansion.
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