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Story: FON's wireless revolution starts now

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Posted by: andrewdonoghue (Friday 5 October 2007, 5:29 PM)

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I guess being innovative and disruptive even if it is motivated by BT's erm "determined commerical attitude" is still being innovative and disruptive. It will be interesting to watch how this grows - or doesn't and if its the latter - then am betting an open organisation like Fon won't have too many qualms about letting us know why.

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