mark burdett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Actually I found the answer.. > > Mayor Newsom has announced a new free wireless broadband Internet > service in Union Square... "San Francisco offers the service on a test > basis in partnership with the Mayor?s Office of Economic and Workforce > Development, the Department of Telecommunications and Information > Services (DTIS), the Recreation and Parks Department, UnwireNow, a San > Francisco wireless service provider, and Terabeam Wireless, a world > leader in providing extended range, license-free wireless data > equipment." > > http://www.sfgov.org/site/mayor_page.asp?id=27481 Interesting. Is that five organizations involved in one wireless hotspot? I wonder how much the city is paying UnwireNow and Terabeam. And how much it would have cost if they had simply bought a node from sflan (http://www.sflan.org).
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