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Raleigh to install WiFi network downtown
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From Staff Reports
The city is moving to hire a company to design and install a WiFi network downtown.
The project will offer free, outdoor public WiFi access in the area bordered by Person, Morgan, South and West streets.
Working in cooperation with Downtown Raleigh Alliance, the city hopes to develop a marketing strategy for the WiFi network that would complement the recently implemented downtown "You R Here" marketing and the R-Line downtown bus service.
The project is scheduled to be completed this fall.
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