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The price of internet access has also risen faster than wages ever could; since 2006, the price of telephone and internet access has risen by 21%, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Not in an age where broadband Internet access has risen to the level of a fundamental right.

Universities' funding through access agreements has risen from £444m in 2011-12 to £745m this year, and the government wants the money to be targeted where it will have genuine impact.

Brazil has set targets for access, and attendance has risen, although the level of services for children under 3 lags behind that for services for the over 3s, as is also the case in Jamaica.

Since 2010 the proportion of households with access to superfast broadband has risen from 45% to 83%.

The number who think the police should be able to question suspects for up to a week without giving them access to a solicitor has risen from 9% to 25% over the same period, and support for compulsory ID cards from 37% to 54%.In this section Trust the locals Inside job Waning Jaded Gambling for the masses Rate reckoning Designer dreams Safe in their hands?

For example, while the United States still remains one of just a handful of countries worldwide that don't require paid maternity leave, the share of American private sector workers who do have access to paid family leave has risen.

With cable and telephone companies pushing the service, the number of Internet users with broadband access at home or at work has risen 38percentto to 73.4 million, since January 2002, according to the research company ComScore Media Metrix.

Cloud computing has risen as a new computing paradigm that brings unparalleled flexibility and access to shared and scalable computing resources.

Some 85 per cent of Viet Nam's population had access to drinking water in 2004, up from 65 per cent in 1990, while sanitation coverage has risen to 61 per cent from 36 per cent.

Japan has risen, fallen and risen again.