Tech Dirt – Congress Rushes Through Law To Protect The Children And Make Open WiFi A Huge Liability from the congress-folks-at-work dept Congress was apparently busy on Wednesday moving forward with incredibly bad laws that are designed to look good to Read More

Boston Globe – On Tuesday, JetBlue Airways plans to become the first US carrier to offer airborne travelers the ability to e-mail or chat online. And the service will be free. On select flights, passengers using wireless-enabled laptops or WiFi-enabled BlackBerry Read More

Tech Dirt – The New York Times says that several airlines are testing in-flight Internet services. JetBlue will apparently be offering free, but crippled service that includes only email and instant messaging. And Crunchgear suggests it will be even more Read More

Bridgeton News – CAPE MAY, N.J. — A new WiFi internet proposal was heard this week by City Council members, who may decide to set up committee to have the idea researched further. There is also a possibility that, if and when installed, the WiFi would be accessible Read More

MacNN – WiFi allows users to browse the internet and purchase music something that the others either don’t do, or require additional subscriptions or components in order to have that functionality. Komando laments the lack of access to subscription-based Read More

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