Can Governments Create Universal Internet Access? The Philadelphia Municipal Wireless Network Story
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A confluence of factors has recently made municipal wireless networks (MWNs) an increasingly feasible and attractive option for municipal governments seeking to promote more equitable and universal access to the Internet within their communities. Given its evolving nature, the successful application of the MWN concept rests on a number of key drivers. To provide a better understanding of this approach, this report
describes the drivers and inhibitors to MWNs. These insights are based on a case study of the development of the Philadelphia municipal wireless
network, illustrating the practical application of the MWN concept and specific lessons learned from the Philadelphia experience.
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