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4. That may go the way of "free wi-fi," courtesy of whatever

Mon Nov 24, 2014, 09:40 PM

Nov 2014

city/county promised such. Years ago. Still waiting. But I hear some corporate interests hussled their nuts, belched, and shook their... heads.

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Scientists urge governments to turn old TV frequencies into free �super WiFi� [View all] grahamhgreen Nov 2014 OP

GOP response Politicalboi Nov 2014 #1

As good an idea as this seems lordsummerisle Nov 2014 #2

+1 gollygee Nov 2014 #3

The internet was peabody Nov 2014 #5

The whole point is for it not to be profitable.. meaning, WE profit! grahamhgreen Nov 2014 #8

Even the Democrats we vote for can't get behind that! FiveGoodMen Nov 2014 #17

That may go the way of "free wi-fi," courtesy of whatever Eleanors38 Nov 2014 #4

Not gonna work. Speed. jeff47 Nov 2014 #6

I think it would probably work ok..... it's mostly UHF groundloop Nov 2014 #10

Better than non-existent PumpkinAle Nov 2014 #13

Those same wide areas weren't served by TV. jeff47 Nov 2014 #14

So don't try? PumpkinAle Nov 2014 #18

Don't try because nobody's going to pay. jeff47 Nov 2014 #19

K&R. Yes please! Overseas Nov 2014 #9

another good reason to vote against these damned republicans certainot Nov 2014 #11

very interesting idea niyad Nov 2014 #12