Why publicly owned broadband isn’t as radical as it seems
Labour’s broadband policy is simply the latest instalment in a long history of nationalising telecoms, in which Liberal and Conservative parties have led the charge.
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Reviewing politics
and culture since 1913
Labour’s broadband policy is simply the latest instalment in a long history of nationalising telecoms, in which Liberal and Conservative parties have led the charge.
By David HalpernWhere is British politics heading? David Halpern found some answers at a Harvard seminar
By David Halpern