Posted by: Ann Treacy | February 27, 2007

Politics hinder WiFi in San Francisco?

While preparing for Blandin’s March eNews, I ran across an editorial at Local Tech Wire on San Francisco’s city-wide WiFi plans. The author, Greg Richardson, works for Civitium, a consultant that “finds itself in the middle of a growing debate about how the City of San Francisco should proceed”. The editorial comes in two parts:

While the immediate focus of the article is local to San Francisco, the items addressed are interesting to any municipality looking at WiFi – and very often his point is that issues that are being taken to task in San Francisco really belong to a national discussion. He does this by striking out against views that he labels as extreme – especially the left leaning views.

While the author clearly states his agenda, repeatedly – I think it’s interesting reading especially for anyone who might agree with him or for anyone who might want to prepare to debate anyone who aggress with Richardson.


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