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Peter Orne Funding Broadband Wireless for Your Community
Peter Orne Nine “Safe Rooms” Planned for Digital Cities Convention in Washington, DC
Bob Panoff White Paper Offers Guidance for Statewide Wireless Initiatives
Robert Horvitz Italy Shows That WiMAX Isn't "Just Like Wi-Fi Only Better"
Bob Panoff All Service Providers Should Embrace "Community Broadband" Projects

Bob Panoff on FTTH and Broadband-Wireless: An Apples and Oranges Relationship - All Service Providers Should Embrace "Community Broadband" Projects If they're well-planned and d... More
Ken Biba on Getting Up to Speed, Part 1: Optimizing Wi-Fi Mesh Node Communication - In measuring single radio networks, even with modest 8:1 meshing ratios from access to backhaul ... ... More
Jim Aimone on Getting Up to Speed, Part 1: Optimizing Wi-Fi Mesh Node Communication - Excellent review. I find it interesting that someone that worked for Earthlink, a user of the Tropos... More

Wireless in Education Roundtable: Discovery Session 2 Summary
May 23, 2007 - The Wireless in Education Roundtable: Discovery Session 2, at the W2i Digital Cities Convention in Chicago, explored the role of educational institutions in community-based wireless initiatives. What are the opportunities? What are the roadblocks? Moderator Karen Archer Perry offers this summary.
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Illinois Senator Richard Durbin
September ลงทะเบียน exness 30, 2007 - Senator Richard Durbin addressed attendees of the W2i Digital Cities Convention in Chicago in May. At the Digital Cities Convention in Washington, DC, December 11–12, a panel of states representatives — drawn from elected officials, legislative staffers and statewide broadband champions — will validate what is working and not working in the effort to deploy broadband infrastructure, applications and services for local communities. What is the national "to-do" list to be delivered to policy makers?
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