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For the next year or so, the primary beneficiaries will be the nation's 130 research universities, including U-M, participating in the development of this technology. These universities will share $50 million in federal grants and the brain power of their professors through online lectures and research projects with students on campuses across the nation. This exclusive aspect of research has lead some critics to argue that the new Internet isn't meant for the rest of us. Van Houweling said he heard the same arguments when he helped develop the current version of the Internet in the late 1980s. "Those statements were probably more reasonable before because no one could prove the Internet could deliver a package of services appropriate to the commercial market," he said. "There's not much question of that today. 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