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To: Frank A. Coluccio who wrote (32865)	3/17/2010 11:26:31 AM
From: Frank A. Coluccio	Respond to of 46821

F.C.C. Questioned on Its Far-Reaching Plan to Expand Broadband Access By MATT RICHTEL and BRIAN STELTER \| NY Times \| March 16, 2010 Federal regulators on Tuesday made public the details of their ambitious policy to encourage the spread of high-speed Internet access. But their 376-page proposal, the National Broadband Plan, was met with a chorus of questions, even from the staunchest advocates of its goals. Cont.: nytimes.com [FAC: Dave Burstein of DSLprime is quoted in this piece. It also appears that he may have been misrepresented outside of quote, where the story reads: "He (DB) also asserted that the goal of getting high-speed access to 100 million homes was already within reach. About 50 million homes have access to broadband service of 50 to 100 megabits, and the cable industry says 100 million homes will have such access within five years." Really? ] ------