The Land Where the Internet Ends” in The New York Times
By Mark Morgan Ford··1 min read
The range of the Internet is fast expanding. Very soon it will cover just about every square inch of the world. But some people would like the government to preserve areas where cell phones cannot operate. The only hope may be areas where huge audio observatories operate. You can read the article here.
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