<body> Public Ad Campaign: New Yorkers Greet the Arrival of Wi-Fi Kiosks With Panic, Skepticism and Relief
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Wednesday, July 27, 2016

New Yorkers Greet the Arrival of Wi-Fi Kiosks With Panic, Skepticism and Relief

VIA: The New York Times
When it comes to acceptance of New York City’s rapidly growing network of sidewalk kiosks offering “free super fast Wi-Fi,” some people are Nekeya Browns and some are Alex Padillas. More [HERE]

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