That may seem like a minor issue, I have been trying to identify the airports I've been in that have free wifi. DC didn't. Berlin didn't. The Eurostar train station in Ebbsfleet didn't, nor did any of the trains we were on. All had wifi available if you paid.
So I like to give credit to airports that still give free wifi.
The panel went well this morning. Another panelist had a paper which used the beheading of John the Baptist to make a model of scapegoating which he then applied to Abu Ghraib. And there are some interesting possible applications to Juneau too. You can read it here. I changed my paper too much to post it.
Sunday, May 23, 2010
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TravelPost compiled a list of wifi access offerings in US airports. A surprising number of them are free. http://www.travelpost.com/airport-wireless-internet.aspx
ReplyDeleteMost do have. But we should really credit them for that, though we know it's also from our own pocket.
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