6 posts tagged Denver Airport Wi-Fi

Have you ever tried to the guess the pass key of a locked down WiFi? As more and more travelers try to seek out free WiFi, they encounter a new trend: paid and free WiFi. It seems, offering WiFi for free does have some benefits when used as a give and take. The latest to try this method is Starbucks.

What a kick--Rep. Douglas Bruce's prospective primary opponent picks up endorsements, plans to raise $50000 to unseat the unpopular legislator, and then proceeds to win top-line designation on August's primary ballot, 57-43%, in the El Paso County General Assembly.

In a bid to avoid offending some by blocking “racy sites” Denver airport has been filtering website access from their free wi-fi hotspots. But, in their bid to address our collective squeamishness they are also blocking the likes of boingboing dot net and …Vanity Fair? Um, OK.

Denver International Airport is the biggest airport in the world to offer free Wi-Fi. Problem is, now a Denver newspaper reports that the connection is being censored. The airport is blocking certain blogs like BoingBoing.net, perezhilton.com and other “potentially racy sites.” The airport’s position

The Wi-Ffi is free at the Denver International Airport. However, some sites are not accessible. They are blocked because they are “considered provocative”: “…A report in The Denver Post says the airport is blocking Vanity Fair magazine’s Web site, the hipster site boingboing.net and others.” link: Airport blocks some Internet sites The intent of this action may be well meaning.