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Thanks to those who took the time to fill out the poll; I’m still reading results: If you haven’t answered my poll about how you like this site and what I should cover, follow that link. I received responses from probably fewer than 1 percent of regular readers, but they were pretty enlightening. Those who chose to respond rarely pay anything or much for Wi-Fi when they’re out and about, and nearly universally would like me to cover muni Wi-Fi with less attention.
You’ll get your wish on both counts! Yesterday’s Starbucks/AT&T deal means there’s more Wi-Fi (starting in second quarter) than ever before in the U.S., at least, that’s going to be free or cheap; and the implosion of the municipal Wi-Fi market means it’s no longer superheated (or supercollapsed), and I’ll be writing less about every city and project, and more about what works and where.
Posted by Glennf at February 12, 2008 3:04 PM
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