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All Rise... for Wi-Fi
Filed in archive Wi-Fi by jeff goldman on May 28, 2008
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The majority of courts in the UK now have Wi-Fi Internet access via BT Openzone hotspots.


"Over the past three months, wireless internet has been installed in 67 courts - with the aim of enabling barristers and solicitors to make better use of time between cases; and for jurors, victims and witnesses to access email, legal reference material and VPN office networks," writes Silicon.com's Natasha Lomas. "The Wi-Fi will also enable court reporters to file copy online."


"The agreement to install the Wi-Fi network across the courts follows a successful installation and pilot of BT Openzone wireless access points across eight courts - the Royal Courts of Justice, the Central Criminal Court (the Old Bailey), Southwark, Birmingham and Swansea Crown Courts, and Winchester, Leeds and Liverpool Combined Courts," according to eGov Monitor.


More here from PC Pro.




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