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Come on in and sit a spell

This article in the New York Times makes a point I've been saying for a while: Customers know where the free WiFi spots are, and will flock to them over pay-for-use locations. Morover, they'll resent companies that try to squeeze a few extra bucks out of their patrons by charging them for service.

And yes, blogging's been light, and it will be so for a while more.

This entry was posted by Kevin Creighton, on 3.04.2007. You can leave your response.

“Come on in and sit a spell”
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