Finland Makes Broadband a Public Right
National Public Radio, October 18, 2009
Beginning in July, every person in Finland will have the legal right to an Internet connection of at least 1 megabit per second. Communications Minister Suvi Linden said that broadband connections are no longer a luxury product -- it has become a necessity for daily services. (Audio 2:59)
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