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Britain unveiled plans to provide universal broadband access on Thursday as it believes the £50-billion digital industry will help the country move out of recession. A report by Communications minister Lord Carter said Britain would work to provide broadband access to the whole country at least 2 Megabits per second (Mb). He also intends to introduce legislation to force Internet service providers to crack down on Web piracy.

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