The latest issue of Networking includes a feature article that may be of
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find it appropriate.
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Industry Canada is extending a rare opportunity to Canadian educational
institutions and learning organizations by requiring all licence
applicants for Multipoint Communications Systems in the 2500 MHz band to
demonstrate a commitment to supporting learning in their licence
applications. This could mean high-speed Internet access and
high-bandwidth multimedia capabilities at very little cost to educational
partners.
For more information, please see the feature article in the latest issue of
NETWORKING at
<http://node.on.ca/networking/july1999/feature1.html>.
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<http://node.on.ca>, a not-for-profit
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collaboration and research in the field of learning technologies
for post-secondary education.
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