Globe Editorial
IN MANY of the nation's metropolitan areas, people race around the Web on broadband roadways built on cable, fiber optics, DSL, and wireless systems. In coffee shops or in the privacy of their own homes, users can shop, attend college, and run businesses. (Full article: 676 words)
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