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We all know that European Wi-Fi access is overpriced: Articles appear practically every week from some commentator—either a traveler into Europe or a bona fide European—rails against hotel and hotspot Internet pricing. Free-Hotspot.com thus has scored a minor coup in building a network of over 600 locations in 14 countries that are free, free, free. They say 40,000 people use the network each month. The group supports free service via advertising. The company says that free hotspots overall doubled in Europe in 2006, but given that they claim 60% of that growth, that means there are no more than 1,000 locations that they’re aware of that don’t charge a fee for access. In the US, that number is as high as 10,000 across a similar population.
Posted by Glennf at January 16, 2007 1:05 PM
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