Broadband Haves and Have Nots
According to the FCC, about 93 million Americans don’t use fast, broadband Internet, citing cost and complexity as a factor in their refusal to enter the 20th century.
The study, below, found that 80 million adults and 13 million children either still use dial-up or don’t use the Internet at all at home, suggesting that either the survey methodology might be flawed or we’re in serious trouble.
It would be interesting to overlay West Virginia's demographics to this chart. I also don't think this reflects demand. That is a separate issue. I just heard NPR report on this and they made it seem like Internet was just for updating your Facebook status. That is so wrong of them.
