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Telecommunications’ firms are stepping up to the plate to help: I know there are many more stories about free cell phones and other offers of help, but I’ve only heard two about Wi-Fi. SBC will install Wi-Fi service in the Astrodome to aid public safety workers and media. (They’re also making 1,000 phones available.)
T-Mobile HotSpot has extended its free usage to Sept. 9 in areas affected in Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi that still have power and other services. SBC is also offering free FreedomLink usage in affected areas.
Posted by Glennf at September 1, 2005 12:29 PM
Categories: Public Safety
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