Broadband: Is telecommuting the answer for rural economies?

When Internet access is available, an increasing number of rural Minnesotans are turning to telecommuting to avoid the urban crush and still have good jobs. Follow the link to an MPR News report that looks at how several people are doing.

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Broadband: Is telecommuting the answer for rural economies?

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