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  • Why Wireless Cities Matter (OhMyNews - Nov 22)

    • [Part 1] The urban lifestyle and community collaboration

  • Why Wireless Cities Matter (OhMyNews - Nov 29)

    • [Part 2] Urban creativity and social networks*

  • Why Wireless Cities Matter (OhMyNews - Dec 6)

    • [Part 3] The urban divide and geographic information

    * Please note the following corrections in Part 2 - Placeopedia and Wikicities are independent projects, not run by the Wikimedia Foundation which runs Wikipedia. Placeopedia doesn't actually use a wiki engine, but uses some other software that ties in Google maps with links to Wikipedia articles. Wikicities can be on any topic - not just ones with a geographical focus. For example, the largest Wikicity is one on Star Wars. My thanks to Angela Beesley for pointing out these corrections.

     

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