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U.S. Moves to Speed Broadband Grants

By Amy Schatz WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration said Tuesday it will speed up the process of handing out $7.2 billion in broadband stimulus grants in response to criticism from applicants and lawmakers that the program isn't getting money out... Full Article at Wall Street Journal

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