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Why Minneapolis Settled on a Public-Private Partnership
By Peter Orne  Wireless Government

Deputy CIO Bill Beck said Minneapolis didn’t oppose a public-ownership model, but “quite honestly, the city could not afford one.” More



What Minneapolis’s Partner, US Internet, Learned Along the Way
By Peter Orne  Wireless Government

Joe Caldwell, CEO and Cofounder of the winning bidder, admits, “We had never dealt with big government contracts.” More


Why Minneapolis’s Model is a Good One
By Peter Orne  Wireless Government

In 2007, industry veteran Martin Levetin wants “to see the range of business models that municipalities are seeking narrowed a bit more toward the middle.” He cites Minneapolis as an example. More


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» Kite Networks Moving Ahead in Yuma
» ACLU Slams San Francisco Wi-Fi Plan


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