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Free Wi-Fi Comes To World Trade Center
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Published Aug 11, 2014
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Good news, commuters: The World Trade Center has been added as the newest spot you can access the internet underground!
Port Authority of New York and New Jersey announced today a new multi-year agreement with Boingo Wireless, which will enable free wi-fi access the WTC transit hub, including retail outlets and at the PATH station.
According to Crain's, around 200,000 commuters are expected to take advantage of the free wi-fi each year. Now we just need it to come to the boroughs.
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