Updated Dec. 14, 2012 at 6:15 a.m.
Research Triangle Park, N.C. — 12 Days of Broadband, Day 7: Blair Levin is one of the premier communications strategists in the country who led in the creation of the National Broadband Plan and now serves as executive director of Gig.U. His remarks this summer during an exclusive interview remain of great value to the networking community in the Triangle, which is why it was chosen to represent the seventh day of this year's 12 Days of Broadband....
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Research Triangle Park, N.C. — 12 Days of Broadband, Day 7: Blair Levin is one of the premier communications strategists in the country who led in the creation of the National Broadband Plan and now serves as executive director of Gig.U. His remarks this summer during an exclusive interview remain of great value to the networking community in the Triangle, which is why it was chosen to represent the seventh day of this year's 12 Days of Broadband....
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