Who Should Pay For Citywide Wi-Fi?
23 September 2004 - 9:00am
Wireless networking is becoming an increasingly popular amenity for cities and town. But who will pay for it?
"The wrinkle in the public-service spin on Wi-Fi is who will bear the cost for the service. The answer splits proponents into two camps, and both are problematic. On one side are those who see wireless broadband as a public amenitya basic service that cities and towns should provide free to residents as they do, say, trash pickup. Missing from this scenario is consensus on how municipalities, perennially short on funds, will pay the Wi-Fi tab."
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Who Pays for Wireless Cities?
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Technology Review, September 22, 2004
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