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Nebraska launches broadband survey for business

Lt. Gov. Lavon Heidemann, as Chair of the Nebraska Information Technology Commission, is inviting Nebraska businesses to participate in a new project through the Nebraska Broadband Initiative.

By StateScoop Staff

September 4, 2013

Lt. Gov. Heidemann Announces Broadband Business Initiative

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