Search Engine Optimization, Search Engine Marketing and Search Engine Positioning Weekly Free Newsletter, April 8, 2006 edition

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(Continued) The RFS Newsletter, Apr. 8, 2006. Page 5
Privacy was one of the issues considered by San Francisco TechConnect, the committee that selected the EarthLink proposal, Vein said, adding that the panel "felt comfortable enough with the total package of the deal that we should negotiate with EarthLink and Google on issues like privacy and security going forward." In response to concerns that the wireless network would not penetrate inside buildings adequately enough to be considered true "universal" coverage for city residents, Vein said that issue too would be discussed with Google and EarthLink.

"As we negotiate the deal we will push for universal affordable access as close as we can to" reaching throughout every building, he said. Google and EarthLink said they were happy to have been the winning bidders. "We are thrilled that the City of San Francisco has accepted our joint bid with Earthlink to provide WiFi access citywide," Google said in a statement released on Thursday. "We look forward to continuing the planning process with the City and Earthlink and are eager to provide free WiFi to the residents of San Francisco."

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