And speaking of wireless..
This article from Slate.com was forwarded to me by the Boston WAG folks, interesting reading, although nothing earth shattering.
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I’d also recommend “Free American Broadband!” from Salon last week
http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2005/10/18/broadband/index.html
It’s about the general state of high-speed Internet access, not just about wireless, but it does lend more justification to the call for wireless as a way of providing Internet access to more people.