As usual Italy is distinguished in a negative way when it comes to extract money from the pockets of citizens. If you're reading this post is likely that you are sponging the corporate network, or you're at home. In the latter case, you probably have a flat subscription and will almost certainly pay a dime per month. Work in town and having the opportunity to move into public library in Verona, I realize how many people, mostly students, who surf the net using Wi-fi of the town of Verona. The article today on Corriere.it talking about this, claiming a low prevalence of Wi-fi with great expense of users. It 'also true that in Italy, despite everything, you're going to an "internet addiction" and that therefore the time is ripe to give this service for free, considering the cost low. I suspect the remote control by pushing in the opposite direction and know how to count the powers of Italy (cheap, strong).
You could ask your municipality to make a point for free access, like the square or the library, so make a cultural point of aggregation for the population. Who knows that even older people, linked to forms of communication and outdated information, should be able to access the true freedom and not to put up, unfortunately, as we know, from television.
link to the article on corriere.it
http://route66.corriere.it/2010/04/wifi_gratis_in_america_natural.html
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