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Media Mention
May 29, 2006Kansas City Star
“Using high-speed Internet at home is becoming mainstream, and black and moderate-income Americans are driving the trend, according to a survey released Sunday.
The share of adults using residential broadband was 2 in 5 this March, the Pew ...
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Media Mention
May 29, 2006Star-Telegram.com
“Middle- and working-class Americans signed up for high-speed Internet access in record numbers in the past year, apparently lured by a price war among phone companies.
Broadband adoption increased 59 percent from March last year to March 2...
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Media Mention
May 29, 2006Orlando Sentinel
“Led by a dramatic increase among blacks, Americans have traded up to high-speed Internet access at an unexpectedly fast pace during the past year, according to a study released Sunday.
The number of African-Americans with a high-speed, or ...
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Media Mention
May 29, 2006San Francisco Chronicle
“More people than ever -- including minorities and lower- and middle-income households -- are hooking up to high-speed Internet access, the majority of them using DSL, a study released Sunday said.
About 84 million U.S. residents now have b...
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