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Cities, consumers lose municipal broadband fight
In 2008, crews installed fiber in Wilson for the town's high-speed Internet service. Wilson is exempt from HB 129, which would essentially prevent governments from starting their own Internet service.Image credit: File photo by D.L. Anderson
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