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This blog is based off of Robin Sloan's EPIC 2015, an awe-inspiring presentation about the future of data and news. The key company is Google - with its extensive organizing technologies which supposedly will someday allow access to an unimaginable amount of concievable information. (EPIC 2015 is © Robin Sloan. Used with permission.)

I haven't updated this blog a lot, because of dwindling traffic. However, I'm slowly reviving it.

Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful.

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Google Offers 95% of San Francisco Free Wi-Fi

Sunday, October 02, 2005

That's right - as long as the mayor approves this, about 95% of San Francisco, CA will have free WiFi access in local shops & stores.

This compliments their mission statement (above) in a great way: Making free Internet access is definately helping to make the world's information more accessible and useful. I'm envying the day when Internet will be free.

On a side-note, the speed of their WiFi is 300 kbps. They plan to branch out to more large cities as time moves on, and as funds allow, to smaller cities.


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