Wi-Fi in Oklahoma City
Oct 27th, 2005 by cadmus
HT: Dustbury: From the Department of Major Upgrades (2)
This sounds promising even though it may not be accessible everywhere. It’s also not certain if they will charge for it.
Want to get my vote? Make it free. And don’t raise taxes.
I know, dream on.
Oklahoma City is contemplating creating one of the world’s largest public access wireless networks by installing a 620-square-mile, citywide network, Mayor Mick Cornett said Tuesday.
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Chamber officials said the potential Wi-Fi District, or “hot zone,” could include Oklahoma City’s Central Business District and priority visitor areas, such as Bricktown, Deep Deuce, the Oklahoma River, Stockyards City and State Fair Park.
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