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Cities themselves may be muni Wi-Fi's savior
October 24, 2007 Municipalities that plan to use new Wi-Fi networks being built in their cities will likely drive future growth of the citywide Wi-Fi movement.Community Wi-Fi comes to San Francisco
August 15, 2007 Company called Meraki will give away wireless routers in attempt to blanket the city with free Wi-Fi access.EarthLink's woes put free muni Wi-Fi in peril
August 31, 2007 EarthLink says it can't afford to foot the bill to build citywide Wi-Fi networks, jeopardizing cities' plans to provide low-income residents with affordable broadband.Citywide Wi-Fi isn't dead yet
September 25, 2007 Even as EarthLink is scaling back deployments, some cities and regional networks are pushing forward with plans to build citywide Wi-Fi networks.Citywide Wi-Fi network put to test in Minneapolis
August 8, 2007 Aftermath of Minnesota bridge collapse tests effectiveness of citywide Wi-Fi in an emergency for the first time.Facing economic realities of muni Wi-Fi
May 3, 2007 Companies building and operating citywide Wi-Fi networks are re-evaluating their strategies, looking for ways to make money from the endeavor.Baltimore proposes 'inclusive' Wi-Fi plan
June 28, 2006 Similar to an effort in Philadelphia, Baltimore's draft plan focuses on bringing Internet to low-income families.Google blankets city with free Wi-Fi
November 17, 2005 Google gives its Bay Area hometown the gift of free wireless Internet access.Week in review: EarthLink woes eclipse Wi-Fi plans
August 31, 2007 EarthLink's financial concerns imperil muni Wi-Fi projects, and Microsoft readies Vista's first major update. Also: Piracy versus privacy.S.F. keeps pushing citywide Wi-Fi
August 17, 2005 San Francisco joins a growing group of cities planning to offer citywide Wi-Fi access for free or at low cost to consumers.EarthLink hooks Atlanta up to citywide Wi-Fi
January 25, 2007 The home of the Braves is the eighth city the Internet service provider has signed up to deploy a Wi-Fi network.Bologna gets free citywide Wi-Fi
June 7, 2006 The city of Bologna announces free high-speed Wi-Fi across the city.Bringing public Wi-Fi to small-town America
June 6, 2007 Companies don't seem interested in building public broadband infrastructure for small cities, so municipalities will have to get creative.Cities deploying Wi-Fi face challenges
May 1, 2006 Cities already offering Wi-Fi service to residents struggle in the early days to meet users' bandwidth and reliability expectations.Philly moves forward with Wi-Fi plan
March 2, 2006 The city outlines its planned Wi-Fi project and signs the final contract with EarthLink.New Orleans to offer free Wi-Fi
November 30, 2005 The Big Easy is building its own wireless Internet network--and it plans to offer free access to all citizens.City of Brotherly Love may embrace Wi-Fi
September 1, 2004 Philadelphia may spread the joy of wireless Internet access to its citizens.Citywide Wi-Fi spending could hit $3 billion
October 26, 2006 Market watcher predicts that more than $3 billion will be spent on citywide or regional Wi-Fi networks in the next four years.EarthLink gets a new CEO
June 26, 2007 As the Internet service provider navigates rough waters, a chief executive known for fiscal prudence takes the helm.AT&T, start-up team in citywide Wi-Fi bid
July 21, 2006 AT&T and MetroFi have drafted a joint proposal to bid on the citywide Wi-Fi network being built in Riverside, Calif.
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