One upping the French, Finland has become the first nation to declare high-speed Internet access a right of all its people. While France was the first country in the world to establish the right of accessing the Web, the Finns have made history by promising broadband speeds for everyone within their borders. The government in Helsinki announced on Wednesday that by next July, all Finns will enjoy at least 1 Mbps for their Internet service. Earlier this year, lawmakers established the goal of 100 Mbps by the end of 2015.