September 14th, 2009

‘People need Internet access to be able to function equally in today’s society, and that most basic right is not being given to them’ says Owen Geddes of Freerunner; a project launched with the direct purpose of opening up genuine, no catch wi-fi access to a broader audience.  In a bid to further demonstrate their commitment to their aims, it has just announced the opening up of a scheme designedto provide free wireless connection to 50 community groups.  All they need do is email connectmenow@freerunr.com or call 0800 860 0815 explaining where and why the community group justifies free access by the 25th of September.  And if that wasn’t enough, they’ve also partnered with charity donation site, justgiving with the aim of providing 500 charities with free connection.   Watch this space…

Source: Third Sector, T3