August 8, 2007
there, in the classifieds, under ‘other’: Richmond Free WiFi
Richmond Free WiFi is a grassroots effort to develop a community-based wireless internet network across the region, and state. Blog RichardSebastian.com, who writes on technology and education, observes:
The educational implications of this project are especially exciting. Free wireless, especially in and around poorer communities, is yet another way to provide lower-income students with much needed access the Internet.
So, how do we get a wireless network up and running?
Read RFW’s how-to page here, or turn to Richmond.com’s article here.
Note for when the classified goes away: Richmond Free Wireless now has a ‘banner ad’ in the right column. If you don’t see it, hit your browser’s “refresh” button until the banner randomizer loads it.
Richmond’s Buttermilk & Molasses on Richmond Free WiFi.
The Brick Weekly also writes about Richmond Free WiFi…
Folks… if you want Petersburg to grow a free wireless network, the person that can make this happen has presented himself. For more, go here.