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free wifi

How Safe Is It to Use Public Wi-Fi?

No public Wi-Fi network is absolutely secure. But some are more secure than others.
By Harmon Leon

New York City Joins Nationwide Pledge to Protect Net Neutrality Amid Trump Repeal

Internet service providers like Comcast and Verizon could charge higher amounts for consumers who use services like Netflix.
By Madina Toure
Intersection showed images of a kiosk directing pedestrians to a bar stocked with New Belgium's IPA.

How New Belgium Brewing Used Connected Kiosks to Shock Its Stock in NYC

Is it Beer:30 yet?
By Brady Dale
The dance troupe Pilobolus partnered with Who's On The Ballot to get out the vote.

This Site Wants to Reverse New York City’s Low Voter Turnout

By John Bonazzo
Nested within several companies, Alphabet (known to normal people as Google), runs LinkNYC, the most helpful surveillance equipment around.

Intersection’s CEO, a Former AmEx Guy, Announces Departure for Visa

By Brady Dale
Foreign press are given a tour by the New York Foreign Press Center as they are shown a kiosk on 3rd Avenue introducing LinkNYC, New York Citys Free Superfast Broadband Experiment on March 21,2016. / AFP / Timothy A. CLARY (Photo credit should read TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty Images)

Meet the Brave Souls Who Read LinkNYC’s Two Different Privacy Policies

By Brady Dale
The new ferry system will be integrated with the East River Ferry

Afternoon Bulletin: Expanded Ferry System Launching Summer 2017, Dog Yoga and More

By Amanda Manning
Mayor Bill de Blaisio makes a call using a LinkNYC kiosk.

De Blasio Unveils LinkNYC Wifi Kiosks, With Promises to Protect Privacy

By Jillian Jorgensen
A rendering of a LinkNYC kiosk in the Bronx. (Image: LinkNYC)

How Fast Will LinkNYC’s Free Wi-Fi Hot Spots Be?

By Brady Dale

New Wifi Hot Spots Prove Payphones Aren’t Dead

By Nicole Puglise
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