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Here's a shocker: TV's Mark Cuban says no Wi-Fi for fans at the stadium his Mavericks play at: The American Airlines Center installed a Wi-Fi network, and teams over than the Mavericks or special events may still use the network. But Cuban makes the remarkably sane argument that he'd rather have fans watching the game than worrying about beer on their Palm. Wi-Fi is being used widely through the stadium for operations: security (remote camera viewing), order taking, and sound checks.