On the NYC Wireless list, Christopher Mc Carthy wrote:
> Quelle surprise ! "Not all broadband providers are jumping on the Wi-Fi
> wagon. Time Warner Cable does not yet have any plans to sell Wi-Fi
> equipment, a representative said Wednesday."
> http://news.com.com/2100-1033-961463.html?tag=fd_top_10

Looking back at these two years of the Wi-Fi revolution, it is
striking how many areas this technology touches.  It should be no
surprise that people start to think of it as a solution for
everything.  I'm reading magazine articles that sales of equipment is
growing fast, and at the same time that "WLAN is a failure" just
because some hotspot operator failed to attract paying subscribers.

Yesterday, the U.S. supreme court hearings started in the case Eldred
v. Ashcroft and guess what - the Yale law school has a weblog, where
they write:

  PS. This blogging brought to you via 802.11b equipped PDA (please
  excuse typos, etc.) and warchalked wireless access point, somewhere
  in the vicinity of the Supreme Court building (thanks warchalkers!)
  http://research.yale.edu/lawmeme/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=392


This week I hosted the WLAN session of the annual conference of the
Swedish chapter of ISOC, and had four speakers, talking about
 - Antenna technology for point-to-point links
 - Effects on the human body of radio and microwave radiation
 - Security issues and encryption
 - Small rural communities using Wi-Fi links for broadband

In my introduction I had to apologize that we didn't have time for
speakers on 5-6 other areas (e.g. ongoing standardization, commercial
hotspot operators, management of large corporate WLANs, sniffing
tools, mesh networks, trends and hypes like warchalking).


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