Gordon Brown said Tuesday that high-speed Internet access has become as "indispensable as electricity, gas and water" for most of the public.
"Just as the bridges, roads and railways built in the
19th century were the foundations of an
Industrial Revolution that helped
Britain to become the workshop of the world, so investment now in the information and communications industries can underpin our emergence from recession," he wrote in an
op-ed piece for the Times of London.
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