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Broadband as Civic Infrastructure - The Australian Case
2014
Social Science Research Network
Australian municipal governments have lagged behind many of their international counterparts in local public broadband provision. However, by 2014 there are signs that the gap is closing, with significant new investment in public Wi-Fi by city governments across Australia. This article contextualises the current interest in public Wi-Fi by analysing international developments in municipal broadband and the spasmodic involvement of Australian local authorities in this field. We argue that the
doi:10.2139/ssrn.2401477
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