The Wall Street Journal Makes San Francisco Geeks' Dream Come True With Free WiFi
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| Good news for local hackers |
The Journal will offer its very own Wi-Fi network throughout September in some 1,300 locations across New York City and San Francisco.
San Francisco's Washington Square, Nob Hill, and Fisherman's Wharf are some of the neighborhoods where you'll be able to fire up your laptop without having to buy a $4 cup of coffee at Starbucks.
It's really that simple: Sign up for a free Wall
Street Journal account. Those of you loyal news junkies who already have an account can just type in your existing user name and password and hop online.
Now if only the newspaper would offer a free cup of joe -- that'd really keep readers coming back.
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