First of 80 free wi-fi spots launched

C.Zammit

May 29th 2009, 19:48

Joe Fenech Oh I see, so thats what you would tell your children...too much work...can't handle it...change the course. DEmanding course and future job...just change it...no big deal. Throw all that hard work and learning away. And you have the nerve to call me spoilt. How dare you... For your information I can't attach my laptop to my mobile...because my mobile isn't that advanced simply because I can't afford one...and I dont have mummy and daddy paying for me like you seem to think every student has. And you asked how will I handle a job and kids...how is that relevant to this conversation. Besides the fact that it will not happen for many many years...it isn't any of YOUR business or concern. I fully agree with Joss Galea ...you are nothing but a pessimistic person who will try to find fault with every good thing that actually happens in this country. As a person in the IT industry, trying to learn something that is not even taught in Malta...this "gimmick" is overdue.

Joss Galea

May 29th 2009, 09:06

@Joe Fenech....

Dear Mr. Fenech, you should run the country....becuase you are so wise! You should name your political party...Pessimist Grumbling Party...PGP!

Joseph Schembri

May 28th 2009, 22:58

Honestly Mr. Fenech you really need to get off of the computer and take off whatever glasses you wear. This type of service is offered the world over. In fact many restaurants offer WiFi as a bonus just to attract clientèle who need to browse during their break! In fact businesspeople and students alike tend to meet up at WiFi enabled hotspots to collaborate on projects. WiFi is not going to present an obstacle in a garden - just an added attraction much on the same lines as a fountain or statue. Why try to belittle something that is obviously good for the citizen?

S.Abela

May 28th 2009, 22:44

I do not know why all this fuss on free WIFI spots ?! Our LP club @ Paola has its own free WIFI spot since a year and a half ago ! It costs us almost nothing , only a good Wifi router connected to our internet provider
If wifi users in our LP Paola area wants to benefit , just type in "bcoolblabour" as login and password .

Thank you
Bcool Blabour

Stephanie Caruana

May 28th 2009, 21:33

Just a suggestion can we have free wi-fi in the new park in Qawra/Kennedy Grove.
Great Idea instead of going out to read a book we go out and take the laptop instead. Well Done.

VICTOR VELLA

May 28th 2009, 21:20

@ Joe Galea,Xi trid xi ministru bhal tal labour tal 80's jibnu triq minn gor raba tan nazjonalisti u idawruha kif iffetlilhom? u jibnuha fuq il hamrija,ghal bypass ta Marsa scala qed nghid.
Kollox b xejn tridu ghax hekk darrikhom Mintoff,jekk tridd l internet id dar hallas ghalih int bhal ma nghamel jien u tlett kwarti minn Malta.
Lill dawk kollha li qed jeqirdu nghidilhom illi li kien ghal labour l anqas wasalna nofs it triq li irnexxilu jasal dan il Gvern u l anqas idea ma ghandkom kif ser tmexxu il pajjiz. Issa jekk tikkalkula illi ser ikun hemm wi fi spot f kull 2 mili qwadri li fil kalkoli tighi ma nehhejtx l ispazju li jiehdu id djar u l ispazju ta ghelieqi nahseb illi ma nkunx il boghod milli nghid li Malta Kollha ser tkun servuta.Halluna man Viva Gonzi PN .

Clare Brincat

May 28th 2009, 19:32

I'm very happy that Giovanni Curmi is getting internet, I was just thinking about what a good idea it would be the other day, so I'm very happy about that.
During the winter time the library gets packed and it's very hard to find a free computer to work on, so this will really help.

carmel zammit

May 28th 2009, 18:07

issa l gverm missu jaghmel a couple of spots free for drive in movies ghax ghandna naraw film dejjem gewwa? ghal minn hu film buff din discremination lol xi pjacir u jitfa xi zewg films TAL MICKEY MOUSE for education this is the cherry on the cake hi mates your stay is overdue hekk kin jghied dr efa lil tal lejber

Joe Fenech

May 28th 2009, 17:12

C.Zammit:

If you can't cope with student work, then change your course! What are you going to do when you have a job and kids?!

I'm not giving you a professional opinion! However, just connect your laptop to a mobile phone. Who wants luxury needs to pay for it! Stop being spoilt!

Gonzi and Co. are playing the communist game to get more votes. Jew b'xejn jew b'xejn ?: NO SIR! Why should I pay for gimmicks!

C.Zammit

May 28th 2009, 16:34

@ Joe Fenech

Say I've been stuck at home working for days on important assignments, reasearching, coding etc. Spending all this time inside surely isn't doing me any good, so its time for me to get out of the house. But I can't....I can't stop working...as the deadline is getting closer and closer...and a break right now would mean a huge setback in my work...resulting in even more stress to be able to finish this assignment on time. I feel its time to get out of the house and go do some work outside...with this free wi-fi available.
Where in your 'professional' opinion would you recommend there be wi-fi available? And please don't say a library or a cafe...because in that case I might as well just stay home.

m.j.brincat

May 28th 2009, 16:15

to all those moany foany people who are always grambiling about everything:
1. if you dont like it to have a wifi in a park, tough luck, don't go and don't use.
2. if u are scared that your child will be beaten in a park for taking a laptop, just dont let her take it with her, plus she can still take her laptop with her to the park wiith or without the wifi.
3. if u think that only laptops can use wifi, you are wrong, because todays mobiles have internet and so they can handle wifi. ie. wifi is not just for laptops
4. no wifi in higher secondary? that school is for 16+ students and there is nothing wrong for setting up a wifi there. i wish we had a wifi at the time in 2004 when i was at higher secondary coz it would have helped me alot during my free lessons to get my research done rather than doing it at home.. and no, the computer rooms were not available since they were used for all computer subjects

Natska Camilleri

May 28th 2009, 14:39

@ Larissa

Do not take these comments personally. It's useless feeling hurt when this is freedom of speech...I am sorry but yes I agree that WIFI in the Higher secondary school is not as useful as educational materials such as books/texts which are missing in our schools. So Larissa, as a graduated, mature woman I tell you yes read these comments, some are funny, other are wicked but whatever people say it's an opinion.

As regards wifi in a public place, I am sorry but I have no intention to walk 15 min for the park to find that it's full of children playing and who might accidentally fall on me breaking my laptop and what about the rain and the sun too...As if...Whilst it's a nice idea, I ask the governement why he didnt consider WIFI spots in some streets where more people can gain access + why should my 13 year old daughter take her laptop out to the park with the risk of someone beating her up and nicking it? I am a working mother so I have no time to visit the park with her...Therefore better at home with me 'safe'.

Joe Fenech

May 28th 2009, 14:04

carmel zammit :

imagine browsing in the rain summerheat and the biting cold of winter what up next for grups dear austin maybe a gym membership of your liking for free biex innehu sunza li rabbejna u naqsu il mard dalli jiehu pjacir or how about teaching tai chi or yoga in the open ? bil haqq l ambjent tant hu mahmug li ghankek semplici mixja tahsiba

Mohabf Fahmi:
2. are we also going to be helping any the kids grow (as well as adults) via other routes? This is a garden for heaven's sake...can't we do yoga classes or relaxation classes that would help adults and kids de-stress from intensive school classes or the daily rigors of life? Technology is nice, but let's look within as much as we look without in order to achieve a balance of harmonized existence.


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THANK YOU!!!!!!!! At least someone on this island speaks sense!

Natska Camilleri

May 28th 2009, 12:49

Let s hope they also put one in the area of Maggur A Aquilina Street B'Kara...there are many young ones living there and it helps keep youngsters in and happy

Joss Galea

May 28th 2009, 11:56

OMG. Some people are so pessimistic and are never happy with anything!!! YOur lives must be very difficult!!

Mohabf Fahmi

May 28th 2009, 11:16

It's really nice to see Malta try and walk the path towards being a wired country. Just a couple of thoughts....1. will the gardens also have power plugs for the laptops that drain juice regularly? 2. are we also going to be helping any the kids grow (as well as adults) via other routes? This is a garden for heaven's sake...can't we do yoga classes or relaxation classes that would help adults and kids de-stress from intensive school classes or the daily rigors of life? Technology is nice, but let's look within as much as we look without in order to achieve a balance of harmonized existence.

carmel zammit

May 28th 2009, 10:54

free wifi spots .imagine browsing in the rain summerheat and the biting cold of winter what up next for grups dear austin maybe a gym membership of your liking for free biex innehu sunza li rabbejna u naqsu il mard dalli jiehu pjacir or how about teaching tai chi or yoga in the open ? bil haqq l ambjent tant hu mahmug li ghankek semplici mixja tahsiba

Joe Fenech

May 28th 2009, 10:19

C. Borg:

I happen to work on the computer and just pity certain Maltese people for falling for such trivial things which are nothing else just poor political stunts! I do more sports and spend more time in nature than most Maltese!

I repeat: I'm not against WiFi AT ALL but I still can't understand why the Maltese need it in gardens!

Oh forgot: it's a free service so we must cherish it! Mintoff's communist mentality has bore its fruit! Jew b'xejn jew xejn!!!! When it comes to the Maltese paying E60 to have access to their heritage sites, then it's one big fuss!

Joe Fenech

May 27th 2009, 23:38

Larissa Portelli :

Skola li minnha johrogu studenti li 'ma jippermettux' lil min jispekola, mhix skola tajba. Pero tibzax, il-problema Malta qieghda fl-edukazzjoni in generali. L-iskejjel Maltin jghallmuk u jifformatjawk flok ihegguk titghallem wahdek u tfendi ghal rasek: hemm differenza kbira!

Jien li ghidt hu li hemm prijoritajiet ohra aktar importanti mil-WiFi go l-iskola. Nimmagina li l-Higher Seconda tan-Naxxar diga ghanda l-internet.

C. Borg

May 27th 2009, 23:33

Yes, keep commenting!

You're just showing the relation we've got with nature! We're just bored people who can do nothing else than spend hours on a computer!

Joe Fenech, i think it is you that has nothing to do but spend hours on a computer; you make such negative comments it is likely that you that have nothing to do but spend hours on a computer, sparking off arguments just for the sake of it.

vera only in malta!! where theres a geat free service and someone always has to complain. If you don't like it, don't use it simple as that!

B.Cremona

May 27th 2009, 21:28

@Joe Fenech
Erm.... one does not need to be a top banker, or businessman to use wifi. You use internet for a million reasons. Its just comfortable chatting, booking tickets, shopping or simply commenting here from some public garden, other than sitting at home. Sounds healthier too :)

Plenty of ppl have laptops nowadays, whilst not everyone can afford mobile internet. I think that the possibility of having it free is fantastic!

Tim Said

May 27th 2009, 20:35

Ojj Ojj Ojj .........Don't forget us in deep south of Malta for Free Wi-Fi.....You know, We aint just a Dump site for Unhealthy Power Station Extensions or even Worse an Easy site for an Incinerator plant;

Larissa Portelli

May 27th 2009, 18:13

@ JOE FENECH!!

The Naxxar Secondary School would do with better education rather than Wi-Fi!!!

Tad-dahq!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ONLY IN MALTA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dal-kumment hadd ma ikkummenta fuqu izda jien iva!

Jien ghad ghandi 18 -il sena u ghall- informazzjoni tieghek qieghda l-ewwel sena il-Higher Secondary tan-Naxxar u ma nippermettilekx tghid li il-Higher ghandha tinvesti fl-edukazzjoni aktar milli fil-'wifi'! L-iskola tan-Naxxar ghandha ghalliema u edukazzjoni eccellenti u nfahharhom minn qalbi!! Jiddispjacini imma hadt ghalija bil-kbir tal-kumment tieghek ghax jien vera nhossni kuntenta il-Higher...Ghalhekk ghandek tahseb qabel ma tikteb u tkun taf ezatt fuq xiex qed titkellem! Mela ha nispjegalek...

Il-Higher ghandha 3 tipi ta courses...

Matriculation Certificate ( MC Course ) - huwa kors li qed nghamel jien bhalissa, l-istess kors li jsir il-Junior College, dak li jippreparak ghall-Universita'.

AO Course - min jixtieq jitghallem A-Levels u O-Levels.
u
Revision Courses.

Il-Motto ta' l-iskola huwa ' to give another chance'

Nahseb ghidtlek bizzejjed Sur Joe Fenech.

L-ispera li biddilt l-idea fuq il- Higher Secondary!

Reply xi hadd PLS

Joe Fenech

May 27th 2009, 16:54

Adrian Borg:

I can guarantee you that I use more IT devices and systems (they're not called "gadgets" !) than most people in Malta! However, this doesn't mean that I need any of them when I go to a park or garden! The Maltese are just an inactive nation, who lead one of the most unhealthy lifestyles in the EU and who's life centres round TV, sitting down on benches, lazing about, and engaging on useless activities on the computer (chatting, unfocused surfing, etc).

Oh, but I forgot: most Maltese people are top bankers and businessmen and need WiFi all day to know what's happening in Wall Street and in the City!

carmel zammit

May 27th 2009, 15:40

80 free wifi spots.mela malta hawn xi haga free mhux mitt taxxi tal poplu irridu jithalsu dawn dawn tajbin ghal xi tuzzana "TRAUNTS" who have nothing else to do

Colin Camilleri

May 27th 2009, 14:50

When something is free it is always good. However I see this action from the minister as insensitive towards the plight of the maltese people. Couldn't the setup, running and propaganda costs in such a project be saved and channeled towards something more beneficial to the maltese people? like for example reducing electricity, water or fuel prices?

Why would we invest in such projects when our economy is on the verge of collapse? so that tourists, non-tax payers, spammers or hackers can use these undeserved services? one shall keep in mind that running, servicing, managing and securing such sensitive technology devices do not come cheap.

Adrian Borg

May 27th 2009, 14:48

@ J Fenech

"You're just showing the relation we've got with nature! We're just bored people who can do nothing else than spend hours on a computer! Good example to our obesity record-holding kids!!!"

Speak for yourself! Certainly, neither me nor my fellow collegues fall in this category as we're constantly on the go and doing ranges of activitites without even touching a computer. Ironically enough, if you had to rate students on attractiveness and fitness levels you will find that they are topping the list!

Again, we need these Wi Fi Connections. It seems that Mr J Fenech is one of these people with gadgets who don't even have a clue how to make use of half of the functionalities at hand and who think that they are know alls in IT subjects. Well, keep that attitude to yourself.

Public Wi Fi is a must! It was never a question of whether it will happen, but when!

Joe Fenech

May 27th 2009, 13:04

R. Azzopardi :

I spend most of my time in London and other Europen cities and believe me I don't recall ever seeing people in Hyde Park, St James' Park, Hampstead Heath surfing there! A park (or forest) is there for people to relax in a healthy environment not to indulge in their e-addiction!

We just can't deal with the idea of being surrounded by nature and appreciating it! We're a soul-less country! Anyhow...Carry On Surfing!

Joe Fenech

May 27th 2009, 12:57

Yes, keep commenting!

You're just showing the relation we've got with nature! We're just bored people who can do nothing else than spend hours on a computer! Good example to our obesity record-holding kids!!!

P_ Attard

May 27th 2009, 12:45

whatever efforts are made and whatever FREE services are given people just HAVE to grumble. it's a shame how people can never be happy with what they have and what they're given

J. Grech

May 27th 2009, 12:23

Are you people for real?? What's wrong in having free wi-fi access in our public areas? Jeez you always have to find something to complain about!!!!!!!! If you don't want your kids to use wi-fi instead of running around and playing, then just don't give your child a laptop!!!
What does a child need a laptop for anyway?? A standard home PC is enough for a child's requirements!
Sticking to the matter at hand, it's about time that internet is distributed free of charge in our public areas, lots of people would need a break from work and stay in a garden with free internet to surf, or communicate with their loved ones abroad......most companies do not allow internet browsing while at work.
So please, stop the nagging.

M. Gatt

May 27th 2009, 11:12

@ Joe Fenech: I don't see why it's so hard to comprehend. Why would people read a book, browse the net or do whatever they have to do in a pleasant environment such as a garden??My question is why not? What better way to combine work and pleasure than to get some fresh air and still have an internet connection?

R. Azzopardi

May 27th 2009, 09:19

@Joe Fenech

Why shouldn't we have internet access from a garden. I love the outdoors and try to get out as often as possible. I hate being stuck in an office. At least this way I can get out for some time and continue working while not being stuck within four walls.

And another thing. Have you never accessed the internet from parks and gardens when abroad? I've done so for quite some time now.

What's wrong with having internet access from gardens? Why should I be deprived of the luxury of working in pleasant surroundings just because some children obese are too lazy to run around and burn some pent-up energy?

David Magro

May 27th 2009, 07:16

Sur gatt, ghan naha t`isfel ta Malta ghandek xi WI ? Jew ahna dumping area biss sirna

Joseph Schembri

May 27th 2009, 06:55

@Joe Fenech:

As you say that you travel quite a lot you are surely aware that WiFi is available in many public gardens abroad. You also will see many business people and students using the publicly offered WiFi in said public gardens.

albert leone ganado

May 26th 2009, 23:47

A most commendable initiative, We should get all areas around our secondary schools hotspotted for the benefit of students. The same applies to the main tourist sites and beaches. Many tourists now carry a notebook and I know how much I appreciate an available hotspot when I am travelling abroad.

Malcolm Fenech

May 26th 2009, 22:06

@Joe Fenech

I can't believe people find something negative in this!
Yes WiFi will be available even in a garden. So what? My self and I'm sure others will take advantage of it.

If you don't like the idea don't use it.

Simple isn't it?

Adrian Borg

May 26th 2009, 21:19

@ J Fenech

Well, if you don't like it don't use it! If you want your children to run around, do not let them take their laptop (if they have one at age 5!)!

This is a move in the right direction. Why would you take a stand against it?

Clive Gerada

May 26th 2009, 20:30

I agree with you Adrian Borg, although this is a very good step towards a wi-fi country, I guess wi-fi for now is required in better places.

Most of the kids get stuck infront their computers at home... now guess what... they will be going in gardens and playgrounds and instead of practicing sport they will be using internet at all times. Apart from that why would one need wi-fi in schools if students do not have permission to have laptops and mobiles with them? (which is a rule I agree with)

Joe Fenech

May 26th 2009, 19:23

Adrian Borg:

I didn't say I was against these connections, but why on earth would you need them in a garden?!!!!! That's a place for people to relax and kids to run and get rid of their calories!

When I travel I use WiFi all the time...but on buses, trains, airports, restaurants, bars...NOT IN A GARDEN!!!!

A. Zammit

May 26th 2009, 19:07

@ J Aquilina: Right ideas in the right place you say. Well Maybe if we voted everytime for your PN, maybe today although we would have all this technology, women wouldn't have the right to vote, as your beloved PN voted against, as they also voted against the leave, sick leave, bonus, minimum wage, school to be attended and all other benefits we have today. We would have the technology, but alas, we could still not have the tool for it. LOL

stephen farrugia

May 26th 2009, 18:24

I really like this idea. It gets me out of the house for a bit of colour in my face. :)

Adrian Borg

May 26th 2009, 17:58

@ J Fenech

I am a student in IT and our greatest difficulty as students is to find a meeting place to work in groups because we usually need an internet connection to work.

On the other hand I also play football, sometimes even having up to 3 games a week apart from training!

And I believe that Wi Fi forms part of eduction, considering that it has filters. Prove me wrong ... if you're able to!

Mario Gauci

May 26th 2009, 17:06

Tried to get a wi-fi connection on my mobile in the vicinity of St. Aloysius. However, no free wifi was available. This was at around 1.45pm today.

Can please anyone confirm that this is actually working

Joe Fenech

May 26th 2009, 16:37

J. Aquilina:

I don't know who persited in those ideas except China and some others! However, being an 'idealist' doesn't make you an outright idiot. History has always had its idealists going from Christ, to Ghandi , to the Hippies, to Pope Benedict. We're lucky to have utopists and idealists otherwise we'll be all drifting down the make-believe ruthless river of ultra capitalism. To see what I mean go and spend years in the USA and the UK and see the quality of life they offer compared to more socialist countries like Sweden, France and Germany!

Joe Grima

May 26th 2009, 16:36

@J Aquilina. you must have twisted your neck pretty badly at some stage. You are still unable to look forward after all these years.

J. Aquilina

May 26th 2009, 16:13

@ Joe Fenech
I was not alluding to the price, I was just sarcastically talking about the difference in approach to technology. Not even was the socialist Govt of KMB and Mintoff against computers, they had laughable laws in place to criminalise such possessions.
One had to smuggle a computer game at the time let alone a computer. Marxist ideas: the machine helps the capitalist to exploit the worker. 25 years down the line and some still persist on such theories. Hahaha.
Just imagine if we kept the same ideology to rule the country, no call centres, no ISP's, no Cable TV companies, no Mobile phone companies, Just avieries full of pigeons to send our SMSs. And all this in 25 years. Man how fast times change!! with the right ideas in place.

D.Galea

May 26th 2009, 15:50

I'm aware that Estonia is all covered by free public Wi-fi, thats an area about 45,000 Kilometers Square, in fact it has earned the nickname E-stonia & is a stonghold in the IT industry as a result. Malta is one of the few other countries who has all the neccesary to achieve the same & even compete & complement our European counterpart. So Mr.Gatt I do thank you for spearheading such an ambitious project & I hope someday all the country is covered. There are many way to achieve this while keeping local ISP's viable e.g bandwidth speed & limit, a reasonable level of filtering of the public wi-fi system etc. & after all this is a liberalised market.

Joe Fenech

May 26th 2009, 15:46

J Aquilina :

Don't be laughable. How can you compare the cost of technology today with that of 25 years ago. Today technology is virtually free! In the UK you get a free laptop with a phone contract!

Joe Fenech

May 26th 2009, 15:38

There's nothing more useful than having Wi-Fi in public gardens and in the street!!!!

Might also be a good idea if our obese children start bringing their laptops and sit down instead of running about!

The Naxxar Secondary School would do with better education rather than Wi-Fi!!!

Tad-dahq!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ONLY IN MALTA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Joe Galea

May 26th 2009, 15:23

Thank God an election is coming!!

@Darren Bugeja: Yes we need ministers like Austin with a clear vision of letting the roads disintegrate to shambles, decides to construct a new road at Ghadira destroying natural habitat, gambles money on job losses, etc etc. That is a clear vision!!!

KJ Tabone

May 26th 2009, 14:20

Wi-fi access in public areas is something which I have wanted for a while, and commend :)

And to those complaining that their area didn't get it yet, there's still 77 spots to be issued. Be a little bit more patient!!

D.Vella

May 26th 2009, 13:36

@ J.Bugeja

In many public areas abroad, internet is provided for free. Check out Estonian IT policy and you'll understand better what I mean: a small country like ours.

M. Schembri

May 26th 2009, 13:34

Can you people read??? it says the first of 80 spots...so the article is mentioning 3 of 80 spots where Wi-Fi will be introduced to be used by the public...geez

A. Briffa

May 26th 2009, 12:39

@ J Bugeja

Biex qed tistagħġeb? Laqqas Għawdex m'hawn imsemmi xejn!

(Nittama li jien żbaljat)

J. Bugeja

May 26th 2009, 12:19

Nothing is free. Someone is still paying to host these connections. Everyone wants everything for free but everyone wants to work at the same time.

ACauchi

May 26th 2009, 12:10

South side of Malta is nowere mentioned. What about such installations at Marsascala, Birzebbugia, Paola, St Lucia or Cospicua?

J.Borg

May 26th 2009, 12:06

Viva the MEP elections....Minister Gatt has a habit of issuing these kind of items before an election......

March 2008 election is still fresh in our minds.....

A Coppini

May 26th 2009, 12:01

@A Abela
GO complaining? Where do you think these hotspots are getting their internet connectivity from?

Other ISPs complaining? Um.. Which other ISPs exactly?

Paul Xuereb

May 26th 2009, 11:58

ISPs should team up and sponsor http browsing free spots just like this, and not complain!

prosit Austin. we need a few more of you!

a abela

May 26th 2009, 11:53

Now we'll here Go and other ISPs complain with GRTU.

J Aquilina

May 26th 2009, 11:49

Stop kidding us!! This was an MLP idea, I remember KMB promissing Wi-Fi free for all. Remember: "jew b'xejn jew Xejn"?? and to buy a zx Spectrum my dad had to sign a multitude of papers. How times change man!!!!!

Well done Mr Minister, Malta needs technocrats like you.

Randolph De Battista

May 26th 2009, 11:38

Excellent! With our limited space, the government must seriously study the possibility of having free wifi around the whole country. This is something governments abroad are conducting, for large cities which are far greater than Malta.

Very good initiative.

F.Gambin

May 26th 2009, 11:27

Free access?

Darren Bugeja

May 26th 2009, 11:20

Proset Austin. We need politicians with your determination and clear vision.

Simon Sullivan

May 26th 2009, 11:10

great stuff. let's hope these are advertised and well maintained. let's also hope there is some sort of per connection download limit to ensure no abuse of yet another great initiative.