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alfnoid
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whoever posted this article misread

While Internet penetration has already reached 59% of US households, broadband will be in over one-fifth (22%) of US homes this year, rising to one-third (32.2%) by 2005, according to eMarketer's new Broadband Worldwide report.

This is from the first link »www.emarketer.com/news/article.p···#article

It does not say that one fifth of all internet access is broadband, but rather broadband will be in over one-fifth of homes this year.

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