5 minutes of it on the breakfast-time Today show on BBC radio 4 a couple of days ago. Positive almost to the point of ingenuousness - they suggested that LSE was offering wireless as a "public good" which wasn't quite how LSE described it at a ukerna seminar 6 months ago.
online version at http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2144279.stm Ken Optimizzin Al-gorithym wrote: > > Well, its official. Warchalking (802.11x domain marking) appeared on > the US edition of the BBC News. No hype re: anonymity & t*rr*r*sm & > tigers > & bears; a mention though of service-contract violations, and the gift > community concept. > Thank you Mr. Beeb. > > (And all your privacy-invading TV IF locating white vans)