In New York, Downturn Kills Free Wi-Fi
GigaOM, January 6, 2009
By Om Malik
New Yorkers, long used to getting free Wi-Fi Internet access in some of their bigger parks will no longer enjoy the connectivity. Wi-Fi Salon, a company that was offering free Wi-Fi in 10 parts in New York City's four boroughs shutdown because of lack of financing.
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