Times Record, September 4, 2007
By Michael Reagan

The cartons of documents that sit on the floor of Bret Gilliam's office testify to his lack of high-speed Internet service. He receives papers and CDs of files through the mail because it takes too long to download them through e-mail on a dial-up connection.

"It's no longer even an option for a business. You have to have access to high-speed Internet," he said.

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