U.S. Internet Users Primed For Municipal Wi-Fi Option
Ipsos Insight News, June 19, 2007
By Adam Wright
Recent research results released by Ipsos Insight hint that municipal Wi-Fi service, or 'muni Wi-Fi', could lure a significant contingent of today's Internet population to switch their current ISP to publicly-subsidized Internet services that provide high-speed wireless access from homes, schools and virtually every place else within a city or other municipal area.
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