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You might call it just a press release, but Indianapolis company wants to beat Hartford, Conn.: Wi-Fi network enabler Sputnik is working with an Indianapolis firm that appears slightly aggrieved that Hartford, Conn., has one-sixth the residents and more Wi-Fi hotspots. Their public (and public relations) goal? Boost Indianapolis from 48th in Intel’s recent wireless cities survey up into the top 10. Austin’s civic leaders and community networks have made similar statements about leveraging that city’s wireless potential, and perhaps some civic boosterism can help grow Wi-Fi. In Austin, it’s a mix of civic, commercial, and free community; this Indianapolis company appears focused on commercial with a little bit of free.
Posted by Glennf at April 29, 2004 12:54 PM
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