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Save Muni Wireless: Muni Network Documents
http://www.savemuniwireless.org/blog/000813.html
Texas House Bill 789 will ban municipal wireless networks. Let's support innovation and competition, not special interests. March 22, 2005. We've collected numerous documents that address the muni network issue. We would like to make this information available to help advance the discussion, and to address some of the disinformation you may have heard. Don't Let HB 789 Make Community High-Speed Internet Illegal. Ndash; Our main fact sheet, which summarizes the muni network issue. For Save Muni Wireless.
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Save Muni Wireless: Digital Houston RFP is Released
http://www.savemuniwireless.org/blog/001129.html
Texas House Bill 789 will ban municipal wireless networks. Let's support innovation and competition, not special interests. March 22, 2006. Digital Houston RFP is Released. That the City of Houston had released a draft RFP for the "Digital Houston Initiative," its city-wide wireless initiative. This week, the city released the final RFP. Via Technology for All. Posted by chip at March 22, 2006 10:05 AM TrackBack. Bull; Status: the widely opposed muni ban legislation has died. Bull; Our fact sheet. Bull; ...
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Save Muni Wireless
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Texas House Bill 789 will ban municipal wireless networks. Let's support innovation and competition, not special interests. March 29, 2006. Burleson muni wi-fi to be built by.Chevron? Esme Vos at muniwireless.com. Press release is here. Posted by chip at 09:11 AM. March 27, 2006. Harlingen moves forward on muni wireless. The infrastructure is there," [Dawn] Quinn [Network and Telecommunications Director at Texas State Technical College] said. "Right now what we have are five places in the city connec...
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Save Muni Wireless: NETWI (North East Texas Wireless Initiative)
http://www.savemuniwireless.org/blog/000757.html
Texas House Bill 789 will ban municipal wireless networks. Let's support innovation and competition, not special interests. February 28, 2005. NETWI (North East Texas Wireless Initiative). Mesh wISPs sign roaming agreement. Northeast Texas Wireless Initiative. Atlanta and Queen City, TX. Posted by chip at February 28, 2005 09:29 PM. We are a coalition of Texas organizations and citizens concerned about the provisions in HB 789 that would outlaw any municipal involvement in networks or information service...
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Save Muni Wireless: Report that HB 789 Has Died
http://www.savemuniwireless.org/blog/000899.html
Texas House Bill 789 will ban municipal wireless networks. Let's support innovation and competition, not special interests. May 29, 2005. Report that HB 789 Has Died. Midnight this morning was the deadline for the HB 789 conference committee to make their report. The Quorum Report. Is reporting that conferrees failed to reach agreement, which means HB 789 will die. KING SAYS TELECOM, ELECTRIC BILLS ARE DEAD. Issues too tough to meet in the middle, King says. Posted by chip at May 29, 2005 01:07 AM. We ar...
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Save Muni Wireless: Wi-Fi Options Explored in Corpus
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Texas House Bill 789 will ban municipal wireless networks. Let's support innovation and competition, not special interests. February 23, 2006. Wi-Fi Options Explored in Corpus. From the Corpus Christi Caller-Times:. Local business and academic leaders met with city officials Wednesday to determine how best to work together to promote the city's wireless network—which some officials say could make Corpus Christi a global leader in the technology. Corpus Christi has a web site. Read the full article. Bull;...
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JRS MTS blog: October 2006
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Media, technology and society. Forced to tighten the reins . It's a sad thing when ideals are crushed by reality. Last night, after only 2 months in our new house, I finally had to take my wireless network down and restrict access to only our laptops. It was a significant moment for me. I've had a wireless network in my dwellings since 2001, and I have never password protected it, nor restricted access to it in any way. In Austin, WiFi was ubiquitous. Thank largely to the Austin Wireless City Project.
