By Peter Cochrane
Published: Thursday 28 July 2005
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Name
Keith G
Location
London
Occupation
TM Attorney
Comment
The trouble is that over here the fear of people abusing "free access" has led to prosecution of at least one drive-by wi-fi user who simply made use of the the open bandwidth (and did not damage the network at all - despite the misleading headline - see http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4721723.stm)
What would Peter's view be if he got prosecuted for accessing a neighbour's open wi-fi network in the UK?
There is a distinct culture of selfishness in the ...
JL
I can see where Peter is coming from, but he still...
Simon
Besides the cost and how to pay for it there are t...
Knut Boehnert
The trouble is that over here the fear of people a...
Keith G
Having just returned from a visit to Padstow, I wo...
David
Imagine if you will, that instead of using a wirel...
Joe Whitehead
The definition of ubiquitous is "Being or seeming ...
fab
I am trying to find out if anyone knows or if ther...
Anonymous
From a silver surfer in UK - try:-
http://www.2...
Anonymous
Just like Peter I travel a lot and work in "commun...
Anonymous
Just in the last week or so, I have noticed at lea...
Jim Price
I have a Wi-Fi network, I have the bandwidth, why ...
Nick Price
As I'm in Padstow next week and was also contempla...
Chris Brooks
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