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An association of municipalities in Italy and a Wi-Fi company are offering a solution to small Italian towns: The organization and company are offering a package that includes an access point with satellite backhaul for 6,000 euros. What’s missing here is what these municipalities should expect to pay on an ongoing basis for the satellite connection, which is usually a very steep cost.
Posted by nancyg at July 6, 2005 3:56 PM
Categories: municipal networks
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