Brett Schultz has “posted a bit of information”:1 in 25hoursonline, his news blog about the New York City Community:
bq. For years, several of NYC’s most vital parks have featured free, wireless Internet access thanks to the hard work of the non-profit group, NYCWireless. These data-friendly locations include Washington Square Park, Tomkins Square Park, Union Square Park, Bryant Park, among several others. All in all, NYCWireless and its affiliates have established dozens of community access points across the five boroughs, most notably in low-income areas where Internet access is out of financial reach for most families.
[1]http://www.25hoursonline.com/blog/connect/20050915/1827/index.html
Filed under: Community Wireless, New York City, News, Policy, Rasiej
