Friends
don't let friends use dial-up Internet.
High-speed
Internet is not a luxury, it is crucial for Appalachia's health. Stand up for those that don't have
access to high-speed Internet and are left behind in "Dial-Up Country." Take action today.
Maxine
Lewis of Gordon, KY says "I would like to have high speed Internet because
I have two small grandchildren--six and ten years-old--that I feel are being
left behind because they don't have high speed Internet"
Join
the Media Action Grassroots Network (MAG-Net) and grassroots activists in
Appalachia in a National Day of Action for an affordable and open
Internet. Learn
more.
Visit
www.dialuprocks.org to view stories, and a
music video, from Eastern Kentucky's "Dial-Up Nation" and to learn
how you can take action for your community.
"If
you want high-speed internet access, and you happen to live in certain areas on
and around Eastern Kentucky's Pine Mountain--currently there's only one thing
to do: Move."
Learn
more about the National Day of Action.
Thanks
in advance for helping us spread the word,
Thousand Kites, Appalshop Campaign Center, and Pine Mountain Residents
for Broadband
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