If we're Tech City, where's our WiFi?
Advocates blame delay of a key study, need for project czar
Wireless data networks are being installed free of charge in cities across the nation. But Boston, a city with a reputation for innovation and more than twice the population of some cities already luring big WiFi investments, isn't among them. (Full article: 888 words)
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