You have the right to broadband - in Finland
Finland, the land of reindeer and hockey, will soon be the land of broadband for all as well. The Finnish government has made broadband internet action a right, not a privilege or a luxury, and says every citizen will be legally entitled to such a connection by July 2010.
Initially, the connection will be 1 Mb but will be ramped up to 100 Mb by 2015. This will make Finland the first country in the world to make broadband access a legal right for its citizens. The move will hopefully move other countries to make similar laws. France has gone so far as to declare internet action a basic human right but so far has not made it a law.
via gadgetell.com