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January 10, 2010
Georgia Risks Falling Behind in Telecommunications
Bruce Chapman

The Atlanta-Journal Constitution has a great article on the future of telecommunications in the state. The article prominently features Discovery Institute Senior Fellow George Gilder. Click here to read.

Posted by Bruce Chapman on January 10, 2010 5:50 PM |

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