Commerce waives broadband 'Buy American' provision

June 30, 2009
Who said there's no common sense in Washington? The action will make the application process easier and should ensure that FTTH builders will have a full range of supplier and equipment choices, Stephen writes.

Who said there's no common sense in Washington? The action will make the application process easier and should ensure that FTTH builders will have a full range of supplier and equipment choices, Stephen writes.

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