Google Introduces TiSP - Free Internet Wireless Broadband Access
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This might be a joke but there must be some thruth to it. Google's recent purchase of "dark fiber' has caused much speculation why they'd need the bandwidth. Many have already speculated that Google is getting into ISP business.
Karl,
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Posted by: Karl | Apr 01, 2007 at 19:12
If any high speed internet company can pull this joke off its Google lol. http://best-t1-connection.com
Posted by: john | Dec 14, 2007 at 20:26