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No surprise that more people use a free network than one that charges: However, the strategy of Network Acquisition Corp. (someday to be renamed) is to create a best-efforts Wi-Fi network that will be subsidized through their other business and residential offerings. So the 17,000 daily users now versus 6,000 EarthLink subscribers as of last month seem like a good sign of interest.
The network hasn’t been revamped yet to focus on more complete outdoor coverage, but that should start happening soon, the company told Metro Philadelphia.
Posted by Glennf at July 21, 2008 7:32 PM
Categories: Metro-Scale Networks
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