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Finland makes Internet access a right; Min speed: 1Mbps

by Khalid Hosein on October 16, 2009

A European country is once again showing the US and the rest of the world how to be progressive and forward-thinking. Finland has decided to make broadband Internet access a legal right and the minimum bandwidth is 1Mbps, on its way to 100Mbps by 2015.

Other countries that have already made Internet access a human right include: Greece, France and Estonia.

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Tagged as: access, europe, finland, internet, rights

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