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"Google\u2019s call for medium-sized cities to pilot its high-speed broadband network has attracted the marketing wit of another locale: Greenville, South Carolina.    \nCitizens of Greenville have launched the \u201CWe Are Feeling Lucky\u201D campaign \u2013- an obvious play on Google\u2019s \u201CI\u2019m Feeling Lucky\" button \u2014 an effort that will culminate in citizens trying to form \u201Cthe world's first and longest human Google chain.\u201D  Glowsticks will apparently be involved in the event, scheduled to take place on the evening of March 20.  \nThe site makes heavy use of Google products and services \u2014 likely not a coincidence \u2014 in getting its message across.  There\u2019s also a social media component, with \"We Are Feeling Lucky\" having a YouTube channel featuring citizen videos, a Facebook event for the \u201CGoogle on Main\u201D event and a Twitter hashtag: #LuckyGVL.  Here's one of the YouTube clips featuring a variety of Greenville residents:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhile citizens work to spread the message and draw Google\u2019s attention, a formal proposal from the city is in the works to be submitted to Google by the March 26 deadline.  \nGreenville joins a growing list of cities that are getting creative in hopes of landing Google\u2019s fiber.  Topeka, Kansas, drew headlines when it unofficially renamed itself Google, Kansas.  Duluth, Minnesota, went viral (to the degree a video about a public infrastructure proposal can) with a YouTube video.  Columbia, Missouri, has 5,000+ fans of a Facebook Page supporting Google Fiber in their town.  \nWhen Google announced its plan to launch the fiber network test, the company made it clear to us that it has no plans to become an ISP.  Nonetheless, it appears that lots of cities would be more than happy to serve as the test bed for its vision of a faster Internet, which its claims will have speeds of up to 100x typical connections.  \nWhich campaign for Google Fiber has been your favorite so far?  Let us know in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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