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The Houston Chronicle notes that the city isn’t 100-percent sure that their Wi-Fi network won’t be built: In the meantime, they’re using the $5m penalty paid by EarthLink for a late start on the network to build neighborhood hotspots, and pay for training and hardware for residents ($3.5m), and to build out public safety and other wireless project ($1.5m).
Posted by Glennf at December 5, 2007 2:15 PM
Categories: Municipal
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