Wi-Fi Networking News, February 26, 2007
By Glenn Fleishman

The municipal broadband scene is seeing a turning of the tides: Oh, yes, Master Shallow, I have heard the chimes at midnight, and it seems that an old way of doing business may be passing away, as incumbents refocus their efforts and state bills are poised to reverse and disable incumbent-benefiting municipal and utility

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