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Texas works to improve Internet access in libraries
October 12, 2009 - 9:47am — Blake
Texas works to improve Internet access in libraries: The Texas State Library and Archives Commission convened a meeting in San Antonio to launch a new strategy to improve Internet access in public libraries.
More than 200 public library systems in Texas lack Internet access.
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Texas has taken a great step
Texas has taken a great step by taking this decision as the libraries have a really bad coverage of internet and people can hardly surf the web there.