s are their for image rotation,
description, etc.
But I'm not actively working on anymore cross-syndication projects now though.
On 3/20/07, michel memeteau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Any interest in cross-syndicating content from other countries ?
On 20/03/07, Michael Lenczner <[EMAIL
Hello,
Last year WirelessToronto collaborated with us (Ile Sans Fil) to
promote art by young Canadians across both of our networks. I think
that was the first time two CWN's worked together to promote content.
Now we're trying civic engagement. We just launched a project with
the new Quebec c
a Rossa, le 9
octobre prochain, dans le cadre de l'événement CUTV's Kickass Kickoff.
Lors de cette soirée, aura lieu une présentation de deux
courts-métrages produits par des étudiants, suivi d'un party tout en
musique, avec une prestation de Montreal Afro-beat orchestra
GogoJungle?.
N&#x
nt à des
vitesses encore inatteignables sur l'Internet.
L'échelle de ce projet est impressionnante. En regroupant
l'infrastructure et la contribution des bénévoles d'Ile Sans Fil et de
Wireless Toronto, un contenu provenant des jeunes artistes de
terminus1525.ca sera diffu
the CWN movement, as
well as simply improving another worthwhile tool for mobile (and
remote) users.
http://www.locationportals.net
michael lenczner
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Hello,
I haven't written here in a while. I'll be in the city later this
week and I would be interested in meeting up with any local
nycwireless geeks.
I am one of the founders of Ile Sans Fil - a completely volunteer run
community wireless group in Montreal. We got started 3 years ago, and
cu
1) http://ken.ipl31.net/2006/04/02/nocat-auth-is-dead-long-live-wifidog/
"Nocat Auth is dead, long live WifiDog" (from a vol from seattle wireless)
WifiDog really shines in aggreating content and making it available in
splash pages. It can take dynamic data feeds, such as geo-coded or
location ba
at ISF in montreal we have 15,000 users. each has given us a username
+ password. and we're doing much more than having just a dumb pipe.
On 3/27/06, Rob Kelley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://www.commondreams.org/views06/0325-23.htm
>
> >From the good folks at Common Dreams here's some diff
Everyone in NYC probably already knows about this but:
http://eyebeam.org/production/production.php?page=rdfellows
I imagine that NYC's wifidog project + jo walsh's work with maps and
event syndication + whatever it is that you guys are dreaming up would
be an interesting proposal for them.
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Benoit Gregoire and Francois Proulx recently finished another feature
for wifidog. Now there is a managed way to send different kinds of
content to each hotspots portal page or accross the network. Content
types include text, pictures, audio, rss feeds, and
flickrphotostreams.
To see an example
We've done the first collaboration with
http://www.mdcn.ca to showcase art through our hotspot
portal pages.
check out Cafe Utopik's portal page:
http://auth.ilesansfil.org/portal/index.php?gw_id=11
If you click on the "ART" button you are brought to 2
pieces of sound art created specifically fo
Also I've heard you guys (and girls) discuss survey's
several times on this list. There is one across all
of our portals. Setup by Miriam Verburg for her
post-grad degree on administering non-profits. So far
we only have 50 replies (including 25 by volunteers)
but they keep coming in. Stuff that
Just thought you guys would like to check this out.
We (IleSansFil =wifi community group in Montreal)
finally have a venue that has a relevant rss feed.
Zeke's Gallery is a blog AND a gallery on trendy St.
Laurent street. Zeke's recently become a hotspot with
an external antenna covering 3 bars,
Anthony - have you looked at using wifidog for this?
With openwrt it makes a really low cost hotspot.
We're still working out some stability issues, but it
runs on all of our 9 hotspots now (the X's indicate
hotspots that haven't been deployed yet).
http://www.ilesansfil.org/wiki/WiFiDog
This i
Cool article.
We (http://IleSansFil.org) just did an protest
yesterday at the Independent Media Democracy Day at a
Montreal university. We set up a "rogue" access point
on a university's network (with the Student's Union's
backing) and the splash page was set to:
http://www.edito.qc.ca/imdd/
Th
that using his
> Wi-Fi Bedouin rig. See
> www.techkwondo.com.
>
>
> > Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 13:58:37 -0400 (EDT)
> > From: Michael Lenczner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Subject: [nycwireless] activist use of splash
> pages?
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Me
Has anybody heard of activists finding creative uses
for splash pages on wireless networks? Examples like
creating a hotspot for the Starbucks across the street
with the splash page being "10 reasons why you should
buy fair trade coffee"?
Google doesn't turn up anything relevant under "splash
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