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Update on the New Orleans Wi-Fi Network
Friday, December 16th, 2005 | Municipal Wi-Fi |
New Orleans is going to turn over operation of their wi-fi network to a private company after all. Washington Post:
The wireless network covers the central business district and the French Quarter, and the city plans to expand it as the people return.
The network also is used by law enforcement and other city agencies to help speed recovery. Eventually, the city intends to outsource operation of the network’s business and consumer services to a private firm, officials said.
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