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December 03, 2008 Columns » The Monitor

Connecting the nation

While Obama raises hopes for tech innovation, N.C. continues to build a fiber future

by Fiona Morgan

Technology advocates and industry leaders are watching closely to see whether and how Barack Obama will use technology to solve a financial mess of historic proportions. After all, Obama won the election in large part because of his campaign's unprecedented ability to…

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Nice article, one of the best I've read on the subject... thanks Fiona.

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