Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimizing and Search Engine Positioning Newsletter, October 8, 2005 edition

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Content will be hosted in a single, permanent repository and complete works will be searchable and downloadable for free by anyone. Governed by its contributors, the Open Content Alliance is designed to be a growing association that agrees to a set of openness principles. Initial content will be provided to the Open Content Alliance by founding members including the University of California, the University of Toronto, the National Archives (UK), O’Reilly Media, Inc., and the European Archive.

In news on Tuesday, Google said it wants to supply San Francisco with free Wi-Fi Internet access and is prepared to begin work on the network within a few weeks. Google submitted its proposal Friday, the last day for San Francisco's Requests for Information from companies and nonprofits regarding unwiring the city to provide free or low-cost Wi-Fi Internet access to its residents by late August 2006.

Google said it has no plans to expand free Wi-Fi beyond the Bay Area and explained that the project could serve as a test-ground for new location-based applications and services that enable people to find information when and where they need it.

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