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The introduction of WiMAX wide area wireless networking will offer multiple benefits for businesses and consumers, including lower broadband costs and improved service choice, research published today predicts.
Via [vnunet.com]

We wrote about the City of Taipei’s bold bid to provide free internet access to its citizens some months back. The good news is that it’s here. We’re here, and the network is spreading its tentacles.
Via [theinquirer.net]

With the acquisition of the privately held company, McAfee will receive additional security software in the consumer space, increase the number of security services it can provide and approach additional service providers such as America Online with services they can in turn offer to its customers, said a source familiar with the companies.
Via [news.com.com]

Last year, administrators at Vanderbilt University’s highly ranked Law School in Nashville, Tenn., found themselves with a problem. They wanted to make Wi-Fi available to students in classrooms, but they didn’t want students to use that access for unrelated tasks like instant messaging or watching streaming video, which would distract them or their classmates from the task at hand.
Via [wi-fiplanet.com]