On occasion I get some ink. Here is a sampling... (in order of discovery)

• "Wi-Fi Puts Windblown California Islands on the Web" by Stephen Lawson of IDG News.
• "Dead Zone Doldrums Test Skills of iPhone Customers" by Paul Boutin of the New York Times.
• "Scientists Strive to Map the Shape-Shifting Net" by John Markoff of the New York Times.
• "Low-Tech Fixes for High-Tech Problems" by Paul Boutin of the New York Times.
• "Video Road Hogs Stir Fear of Internet Traffic Jam" by Steve Lohr of the New York Times.
• "Hoodwire" by Kevin Epps of Current TV
• "Tech Disconnected" by Camille T. Taiara and Matthew Hirsch of the San Francisco Bay Guardian
• "KTVU 5PM news 9/22/05"
• "Radio Geeks Gone Wild", Metro Newspaper
• "Experimental free Wi-Fi LAN gaining momentum in SF", by Chris Preimesberger, NewsForge
• "Wi-Fi changes virtually everything", by Michelle Kessler, USA TODAY
• "Free Wi-Fi Blankets San Francisco", by Melanie Kim, Tech Live - TechTV
• "Free and Easy", by Chris Taylor - Time Magazine
• "Adventures in Wi-Fi", by Clive Thompson - Sacramento News and Review
• "Grassroots effort aims to connect wireless users", by Radhika Kaushik - Silicon Valley Business Ink.
• "Led by Intel, True Believers in Wi-Fi Say It Will Endure", by John Markoff - New York Times
• "Killer Apps Share A Common Thread: Hacker Geeks", by Radhika Kaushik for ExtremeTech - Ziff Davis Media
• "Can Wi-Fi Take Us the Last Mile?", by Cory Doctorow for Business 2.0
• "Free Wi-Fi in the Mountains", by Nicole Carrico for TechTV
• "Les réseaux de voisinage sans fil", by Francis Pisani for the Le Monde/France. Click here for a rather strange French to English translation.
• "More Cities Set Up Wireless Networks", by John Markoff for the NY Times
• "Public wireless networking seeks high-tech, low-cost access", by David Hoye for The Sacramento Bee.
• "I Was a Wi-Fi Freeloader", by Steven Levy for Newsweek.
• "Something in the air: The plumber's friend", by Thom Stark for IBM's developerWorks web site.
• "Land of the 'Freenet'", by Pam Sturner for the Palo Alto Weekly
• "Community Wi-Fi Challenges 3G for High-Speed Wireless Access", by Bart Eisenberg for the Japanese publication "Software Design"
• "Many working behind scenes to improve Web", by Paul Andrews for The Seattle Times. (a very kind notation about me)
• "Wireless Interference - A conversation with BAWUG's Tim Požar", New Architect.
• "Public 802.11 nets raise tech, business concerns", From EE Times".
• "Wi-Fi users warned of pirates ", From CNET News.com".
• "Wi-Fi fans Grassroots techies want to build a wireless Internet network across the Bay Area", From The SF Chronicle".
• "Broadband to the people!", From The Bay Guardian".
• "Wireless Road Trip", From On Magazine.
• "Keeping the Access Wireless and Free", From HP's MPULSE magazine of December of 2001.
• WiFi by SJ Mercury New's Maureen Fan.
• America's Network covering the linking of multiple NANs together" by Dan Sweeney.
• "Aux Etats-Unis, un mouvement militant et alternatif - Les réseaux sans fil communautaires contrarient les géants du Net rapide" (liberation.com). or the google translated version.
• NY Times on "The Corner Internet Network vs. the Cellular Giants" by John Markoff (NY Times).
• Washington Post does their NANs and community wireless networks story.
• LA Times' Dave Wilson's story "Cutting the Cord".
• Washington Monthly's "The Broad Band Militia".
• Cnet covers NANs and community wireless networks.
• How 802.11 will not be a threat to 3G in Inforworld
• On 802.11b and community networks in the NY Times.
• On the size of the web.
• On the State of SPAM on the net. CNN's version and The Standard's version.
• On the threat to a San Francisco mayoral canidate via Associated Press and the The old SF Examiner.
• The Melissa Virus and MS Word..
• How spam polutes the net..
• Howard Rheingold interviews Tom Jennings and I for the book The Virtual Community.
• Digital Audio Broadcast in Wired News.