Courtesy of Dan Gillmor, the city of San Francisco issued guidelines on Tuesday for its project to “ensure universal, affordable wireless broadband access for all San Franciscans.”
Plans call for cheap or even free Wi-Fi service in the 49-mile square city. Dell and other computer makers have offered to donate thousands of computers to the city’s low-income residents. One interesting feature of San Francisco’s request for information on the project: the network must support fixed, nomadic and portable high-speed Internet access with portable referring to broadband connectivity by an “in-motion” subscriber.
Cynthia Brumfield at 4:01 PM|Comments(0)
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