Visitors to Leicester Square can now access the Internet wirelessly for free. The London tourist spot now hosts an 8 Mbit/s line but those connecting to it must be aware of the zone's fair use clause, i.e., no one person should tap all the bandwidth at once. According to Phil Ryan of the PR and marketing firm Four Communications, which sponsored the network, the service allows for free VoIP calls and instant messaging.
Via [vnunet.com]
Leicester Square To Become A Free WiFi Zone
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