Subject: -based municipal Wi-Fi projects and her soft-spoken and critical approach to the technology.

From: "cross-purposes" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 13:44:02 -0500

" Microsoft research found that end-user problems often relate to poor indoor coverage in municipal Wi-Fi systems.
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Various municipal Wi-Fi carriers and cities have begun resorting to customer premises equipment, or equipment from the service provider at the user's premises, to boost indoor signals.
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"That's pretty good, and there's a sizable additional segment of potential users.
Various municipal Wi-Fi carriers and cities have begun resorting to customer premises equipment, or equipment from the service provider at the user's premises, to boost indoor signals.
Muni Wi-Fi hits wall of economic and political realities Some cities in Europe, U.
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One panelist was way more bullish than I've ever been, warning that the mantra used to be "build it and they will come.
I think the mobility inherent in being able to take one's broadband connection anywhere is really the key to long-term success.
" This led to a big discussion of the diversity of broadband vehicles available, including fixed wireline services, DSL and fiber to the home. "We did a bunch of work to find is this thing really dead or should we get out of it now?
The research showed a mixture of both might be preferable.
, although a final contract for the research has not been signed, he said.
cities with ambitious plans have fully deployed their networks.
They assert that the Clintons had a longstanding deal to win the presidency, first for Bill and then for Hillary, a secret pact of ambition. Despite these wired alternatives, metro-scale Wi-Fi could very well provide primary broadband service, especially in urban areas.
Muni Wi-Fi hits wall of economic and political realities Some cities in Europe, U. While those numbers sound impressive, Vos was quick to tell conference attendees in brief remarks and reporters in interviews that none of the big U.
Are the carriers motivated to provide the degree of interoperability we see on the Internet, or even on cellular networks?
Don't be surprised if her name pops up at some point in this process.
I think the mobility inherent in being able to take one's broadband connection anywhere is really the key to long-term success.
Don't be surprised if her name pops up at some point in this process.
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Various municipal Wi-Fi carriers and cities have begun resorting to customer premises equipment, or equipment from the service provider at the user's premises, to boost indoor signals. "They've moved away from the community model. One panelist was way more bullish than I've ever been, warning that the mantra used to be "build it and they will come.
" These results confirm the similar findings of recent Rasmussen Reports and Insider Advantage surveys. Muni Wi-Fi hits wall of economic and political realities Some cities in Europe, U.
"  Microsoft conducted several market studies in recent months in places such as Portland, Ore.
" Microsoft research found that end-user problems often relate to poor indoor coverage in municipal Wi-Fi systems.
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Why cell phones are still grounded Cell phone calls are banned from flights because neither the airlines nor the government nor the wireless carriers want it. I think the mobility inherent in being able to take one's broadband connection anywhere is really the key to long-term success.