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Home » Canadian Carriers Announce Wi-Fi Roaming Agreement

Canadian Carriers Announce Wi-Fi Roaming Agreement

February 29, 2004
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Canadian
Carriers Announce Wi-Fi Roaming Agreement

Bell
Mobility, Microcell Solutions (Fido), Rogers AT&T
Wireless and TELUS Mobility have entered into a roaming
agreement covering their respective public Wi-Fi hotspots
across Canada. Under the deal, all public commercial
hotspots operated by the carriers, and any other Canadian
operator or hotspot owner who meets the minimum
requirements and chooses to join the roaming alliance,
will be branded consistently with the common hotspot
identifier. The agreement will also simplify payment
options for customers who use Wi-Fi access at one of the
branded hotpots.

http://www.cwta.ca

01-Mar-04

http://www.cwta.ca

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