
"Our new Harlem wireless network brings critical connectivity to residents and visitors, giving them 24/7 access to everything from education materials for kids, to information about Harlem’s rich history and attractions, to everyday needs like paying bills, checking library hours – or even just keeping tabs on the Knicks and Nets."
And, of course, it will be important in ways that we can't yet predict. "Internet access is critical to New York City’s digital future, and today’s announcement will spur technology education, innovation and economic opportunity," said Rachel Haot, New York City’s Chief Digital Officer.The city already has free Wi-Fi on the subway and hopes to have free Wi-Fi zones in each of the five boroughs .
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