What if I got a "all you can eat meal" and then had everyone in TRILUG join me, but charged them eat a fee? I am guessing the store wouldn't care much for that now.
In this case I think TWC just wants to get a fare fee for their service.
John
On Sunday, September 21, 2003, at 10:32 AM, Mark Turner wrote:
Is it time to ditch RoadRunner for a more wireless-friendly ISP? Does anyone know Earthlink's position on wireless use?
If I can't find a cable broadband provider which is wireless-friendly, I
might go with Celito, who (along with Speakeasy) are among the few local
ISP choices that "get it."
TWC is really p***ing me off with their apparent need to control the Internet.
Mark --
Time Warner Cable filed a lawsuit charging a New York apartment complex and its wireless Internet provider with illegally reselling its high-speed Road Runner service over a wireless network.
The suit, filed Monday in the Southern district of New York, claims that
Internet service provider iNYC Wireless and London Terrace Towers, a
residential apartment complex, have been illegally pirating and
marketing Road Runner through a Wi-Fi network.
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http://news.com.com/2100-7351_3-5077922.html
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