Wi-Fi Alliance To Brand Public Hotspots
Andreas Ehn writes "802.11 Planet writes: 'The Wi-Fi Alliance is
launching a new program starting today to create a global brand for easier recognition of public access hotspots. The Wi-Fi ZONE program will also include setting a minimum standard of quality for hotspots before they can label themselves a Wi-Fi ZONE or display the ZONE
logo.' Read the article here! It won't be cheap, however -- you'll be expected to pay $100 for a license to use the trademark for three access points at one location, though it will be free until March 2004. Or you could just stick to warchalking."
I can see it now... There'll be a little popup in the taskbar that says:
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