Here’s some more videos from the new CDSC Hotspot in Clinton Hill:
Another Great Video of Local Kids Using Free Wi-Fi in the Playground
Published by Dana Spiegel on July 31, 2009 under News
Tags: Affordable Housing, CDSC, Community, Hotspot, Installation, New York City, NYCwireless, Wi-Fi
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Photos and a Video from our Clinton Hill Hotspot Launch
Published by Dana Spiegel on July 31, 2009 under Hotspots, NYCwireless, News
Tags: Affordable Housing, CDSC, Community, Hotspot, Installation, New York City, NYCwireless, Wi-Fi
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One of the reasons why we build free Wi-Fi hotspots is the impact it has on local communities. Our Clinton Hill Hotspot is no different — check out the great photos of kids surfing the internet. We’ve even found some budding TV stars in the 2 kids who were interviewed!
More photos after the break…
PSA: “Free Public Wi-Fi” is NOT a Free Wireless Internet Hotspot
Published by Dana Spiegel on July 10, 2009 under News
Tags: Hotspot, Virus, Wi-Fi
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Public Service Announcement
I often get asked why our hotspots aren’t providing internet access, only to learn that someone is trying to connect to the network named “Free Public Wi-Fi”. When I explain that the network named “Free Public Wi-Fi” is not only never going to provide free internet, but is also a Microsoft Windows “virus” [...]
NYC MTA Looking to add Wi-Fi Services to LIRR and Metro-North Railroads
Published by Dana Spiegel on July 6, 2009 under News
Tags: LIRR, Metro-North, MTA, New York City, Wi-Fi
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Esme Vos of MuniWireless just sent us a copy of an RFEI (Request for Expressions of Interest) she received from the NYC MTA about their interest in adding Wi-Fi internet access aboard LIRR and Metro-North Railroads and in stations. The RFEI is just a preliminary step in what many New Yorkers (and NJ and CT [...]
Our Take: NYC RFI on “City Wireless Internet Access for New York City Parks and Other Open Spaces”
Published by Dana Spiegel on May 11, 2009 under NYCwireless, News, Policy
Tags: Hotspot, Installation, New York City, NYCwireless, Parks, Wi-Fi, WiMax
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Earlier today (Wednesday) DoITT released an RFI for “City Wireless Internet Access for New York City Parks and Other Open Spaces” (PIN: 85809RFI0045). I’ve had a chance to review the RFI, and NYCwireless will be responding to it, but I wanted to provide a summary for those of you who haven’t had a chance to [...]
BREAKOUT! Festival in Fall 2009
Published by Dana Spiegel on January 6, 2009 under Art, News
Tags: BREAKOUT, Installation, Mobile, NYCwireless, SuperNode, Wi-Fi
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The Architectural League of New York has chosen BREAKOUT! Escape from the Office as one of the big exhibition pieces for their “Situated Technologies: Toward the Sentient City” in 2009.
NYCwireless is one of the key team members of BREAKOUT!, and Anthony Townsend (one of our co-founders) is chairing the exhibit. The rest of the board (including [...]
NYCwireless Testimony for NY City Council Hearing: The Regulation and Use of the Unallocated Portion of the Radio Spectrum, Also Known as White Spaces
Published by Dana Spiegel on September 29, 2008 under News
Tags: Affordable Housing, FCC, Mobile, New York City, NY City Council, NYCwireless, Spectrum, Wi-Fi
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This is the testimony that I gave and submitted to the NY City Council:
NYCwireless New York City Council Testimony on White Spaces (pdf)
NYCwireless Testimony to the New York City Council
Regulation and Use of the Unallocated Portion of the Radio Spectrum, Also Known as White Spaces
Ladies and Gentlemen of the New York City Council and friends [...]
Idealist.org NYCwireless Podcast
Published by Dana Spiegel on August 25, 2008 under News
Tags: Community, Podcast, Wi-Fi
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Idealist.org has posted a podcast interview of me (Dana Spiegel) and Laura Forlano talking about NYCwireless and the work that we do. Check it out!
Most of us probably think of using the internet as a solitary, indoor activity. NYCwireless thinks differently.
In the latest Community Podcast, we look at how NYCwireless is working to bring [...]
