Group urges equal access high-speed Internet
WASHINGTON — An interfaith coalition of groups concerned about equal access to the Internet has launched a campaign to expand high-speed Internet access in rural and poor communities.
The "Bring Betty Broadband” campaign uses a short video with a cartoon character who struggles to use her computer without high-speed Internet access. It is featured on a Web site, www.BringBettyBroadband.org, that enco...
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