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Jim Baller Audio Interview
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Looking for something to listen to? Jim Baller's interview with Scott Mace on IT Conversations provides insight into stimulus funding, background on publicly owned networks, and his work on a broadband plan for the U.S. It runs for 50 minutes, but nearly all of them are interesting if you care about broadband.
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