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Citywide Wi-fi Programs

The internet is an essential tool in this day and age

. It has gotten to the point where city governments are considering installing citywide free wireless so everyone has access to this important resource. To get Concord internet today you still need to call a provider and sign up individually. In the future, however, much of the world's metropolises will offer free and open internet service.

Most citywide networks are set up either by the municipal government or by a community group. Starting at a grassroots level, community wireless network is made up of people who are passionate about having and providing free flowing wi-fi access to everyone.

Sometimes community groups end up talking to municipal government to implement their plan, but just as many community groups make a point of specifically staying clear of government involvement. There are pros and cons to having a community based network versus a government established network.

One of the perks of a community network staying free of city government support is that censorship is avoided at all costs. Whereas governments are notorious for censoring all sorts of media, community wireless networks value free and uncensored internet access. Internet companies are also big on censorship, but most community networks agree that restricting the free flow of information is not a good idea.


With advances in technology more and more options are becoming available to people interested in having citywide wireless in their town. A wireless cluster is just one kind of community network that can be established. Usually a cluster is made up of a group of people who encourage people with internet access to share their bandwidth freely and safely.

San Francisco is just one of many global cities that have considered putting in a citywide wireless network for everyone to use. The plan was first proposed in 2004 and was discussed at length for two years. Google and Earthlink were reportedly chosen to implement the plan. The official reason for the canceled plan was that Earthlink was not able to prove they had the money to invest in the plan. Proponents of the plan claim there were other, political reasons for the plan being canceled.

Even though San Francisco wasn't able to make citywide wireless happen, dozens of other cities and towns in the US already have successful wireless networks in place. Large cities on nearly every continent on the globe also have found citywide wireless to be beneficial.

As technology advances so the opportunities and possibilities for citywide wireless will increase. Some people are even dreaming and scheming about having free wireless available nearly everywhere on the globe! Right now sticking to your Concord internet is the best plan, but some day in the future you might just be able to connect to a free, fast and safe community or municipal network.

by: walter63319
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