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Crowdsource Your Way to Free Wi-Fi Everywhere

By getting people to share a part of their bandwidth, upstart Fon wants to build a no-cost web-access world.
MartĂ­n Varsavsky

The number of public Wi-Fi hotspots worldwide is projected to reach 5.8 million by next year, but that doesn't necessarily mean you can find free internet access whenever and wherever you need it.

Just ask Martín Varsavsky.

"I was in Paris looking for Wi-Fi,"

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