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The Wall Street Journal explains why you have to pay for Wi-Fi on your flight. The New Zealand government invests $150,000 into a video game that teaches players how to be an entrepreneur. And the Department of Homeland Security warns that Russian hackers have reached the control rooms of U.S. utility companies.

Wi-Fi network will connect residents and visitors to the Internet for free while providing local businesses a wireless platform for digital advertising

2009 is the deadline by which two Quebec-based companies are aiming to have all of Montreal wrapped under a huge WiMax-based Wi-Fi "blanket". Within two years, the companies say, their Wi-Fi network will be expanded to cover more than 300 square kilometres, and approximately 90 per cent of Montreal's population.

To some it’s the best thing since sliced bread. Others dismiss it as a waste of taxpayer money. The subject of this controversy is...

Less than two years after its commercial rollout, wireless fidelity, or Wi-Fi, has already made a

Companies citing security as the reason why they are choosing not to deploy wireless LANs (WLANs) within the enterprise are either making excuses for not being able to afford the technology or simply don