why is the internet called the information highway?
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Information superhighway is a term that was used mainly in the 1990s to describe a national communications network that would span the United States and allow Americans to quickly access and exchange information via voice, data, video and other services.
The term information superhighway is closely associated with the politician Al Gore Jr., who championed the benefits of a high-speed information network as early as 1978 and, as vice president during the Clinton Administration, promoted the concept of an information superhighway on the national stag
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