Need info on Internet cafes in DC area

[Liberty Belle]

I'm covering the rallies in DC on the 24th for a couple of publications, but I don't have a laptop.

Can someone suggest any Internet cafes or other places with computers and Internet hookup where I could write and file stories on Saturday?

[northzax]

1. that's going to be tough

the only one I know of is the World Cafe, on Connecticut Ave, south of Dupont Circle. DC's not much of a cafe town, and everything is wified now, so there has never been much of a demand for computer-access in town.

[Liberty Belle]

2. Thanks. Is there a library that's open Saturday, then?

[northzax]

3. maybe the central library

I've never been there on the weekend, and we don't really fund them very well, it's the MLK library, if you want to find it on line, great building, built by Mies...

[katinmn]

6. Contact UFP&J for press credentials. There's typically an

area set aside for people to write and file stories.

[LynneSin]

4. If worse case, you can swing by our room - I think we'll have several

:D

[RagingInMiami]

5. There's always a Kinko's around

But they are very expensive if you have to use their computers.

[bettyellen]

7. kramer books in dupont circle

has free internet and they are on the web

[Penndems]

8. Contact the National Press Club

They may be able to help you. Telephone number is: [phone].

The NPC website is: http://npc.press.org/