Wi-Fi For All?
Google's interest in providing wi-fi for San Francisco is good news for municipal wireless.
"People who believe that cities should provide wireless Internet for all their citizens are feeling pretty good this week...Suddenly, municipal wireless on a large scale not only looks feasible but it also, remarkably, looks to come pretty much free....the business model around municipal wireless may be changing in the cities' favor."
Thanks to Christopher Swope
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Published on Tuesday, October 4, 2005 in
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