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LaunchSusan Crawford explains to Bill Moyers why U.S. internet access is slow, costly, and unfair
BILL MOYERS: So briefly describe the need. SUSAN CRAWFORD: All Americans need a fast, cheap connection to the internet. BILL MOYERS: And the problem? SUSAN
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