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JiWire, a Wi-Fi Networking News partner, and WiFinder are competing for the hotspot search market: The two have different plans for how to make money off the business. The fact that there are a few companies looking to serve the market of people looking for hotspots indicates a need for such services. Maybe more than one can survive.
WiFinder is profitable solely off of Google Adsense, so we make money when the competition links to us. I am even happy to point back. They are right that more than one Wi-Fi directory can survive, as the web has two -- or two hundred -- of almost ever... Read More
WiFiNetNews points out that JiWire, a Wi-Fi Networking News partner, and WiFinder are competing for the hotspot search market: The two have different plans for how to make money off the business. The fact that there are a few companies... Read More