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10-15-08, 09:30 AM
For the last two years, a California-based communication startup called M2Z has been advocating free national Wi-Fi broadband using the relatively narrow 2155-2175-MHz portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. The cost of providing free Wi-Fi, M2Z says, could be covered by advertising revenues. A premium, ad-free service would also be available for a subscription fee. The proposal has been vigorously opposed by wireless carriers in general and by T-Mobile in particular. Having just spent $$4 billion for ...
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