27 Dec
2013
27 Dec
'13
3:04 p.m.
I wonder if this is an extension of what got started a couple of years ago,
Ralf from the Internet Archive, and the one guy that works for the city
that manages all the fibre were driving it and had started to work out a
way to roll out a network with Ubiquiti gear along Market. It was a pretty
libre project without any real over site or commercial interests.
From the symposium...
After hearing from
community Wi-Fi speakers, a team will be formed to
create a free wifi network in the Tenderloin and around Mid-Market. The
team will use San Francisco's 1 GB community broadband network and low cost
wireless hardware to expand access. We will present our work directly to
all nine major mayoral candidates at our final public forum in October. Our
goal is to establish a new paradigm where the community co-creates the
network with local government.
On Fri, Dec 27, 2013 at 1:27 PM, Pete Forsyth <peteforsyth(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks for bringing this up Jeremy. This story has
been banging around in
my head since it was announced. I'm wondering how much it cost, what kind
of advertising might be involved (I haven't tried it), and if there might
be some messaging opportunity here. Along the lines of:
*In San Francisco, taxpayers just spent a lot of money to provide to light
up a limited area, with a service that bombards you with ads. In Oakland,
we have a different vision. Why put a burden on our strained City budget,
or the time of our elected leaders? Why limit wifi access to a certain,
economically preferred part of town? Do we have the ability to offer free,
or inexpensive, connectivity to the Internet, or to one another at least,
for Oakland residents? Yeah? Well, let's do it! Join us!*
-Pete
On Fri, Dec 27, 2013 at 12:34 PM, Jeremy Entwistle <
jeremy.w.entwistle(a)gmail.com> wrote:
--
ThanX,
;+)
https://www.noisebridge.net/wiki/Fort
I took a picture of a paper the other day. Maybe
we should add a node to
Market Street. :)
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