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Businesses could bridge digital divide in Milwaukee with used computers

Milwaukee, Wis. - Businesses in metropolitan Milwaukee and perhaps throughout Wisconsin will be asked to donate their used computers to advance digital inclusiveness as Milwaukee moves toward completion of its wireless Internet installation.

The City of Milwaukee, having finalized a contract with

Source:wistechnology.com By Joe Vanden Plas 11/29/06


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