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By Patrick Appel
So says Tim Wu:
Americans today spend almost as much on bandwidth -- the capacity to move information -- as we do on energy. A family of four likely spends several hundred dollars a month on cellphones, cable television and Internet connections, which is about what we spend on gas and heating oil.
Reuters
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The Next Global Economies
Lessons from the BRICs — and a look at which developing countries are on the rise. Read more › |
More Proof that Google+ Is a Ghost Town
Wrestlers, Flower Buds, and Electric Cigarettes
The Return of Jenny McCarthy
The American Dream, Revised
The Geography of U.S. Economic Confidence
At Charlotte's New Walmart, a Transit Promise Unfulfilled
