Correction: Municipal Wireless Story
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By The Associated Press  In a May 21 story about municipal wireless projects, The Associated Press erroneously reported that EarthLink Inc. suspended new bids. The company said it won't seek as many bids, but isn't completely ruling out new ones.
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By Philip Marcello; Journal Staff Writer  This story of statewide business interest previously appeared in a local news section.
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(Correcting headlines to read "Guinean paper describes media scene following state of emergency" instead of "Guinean paper describes state of media following state of emergency".
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[&lt;a href="http://www.networkworld.com/news/financial/qualcomm.html"&gt;Qualcomm&lt;/a&gt;] has single-mindedly focused on its patented Code Division Multiple Access cellular technology, which is only now starting to bring useable wireless data links to mobile enterprise users.
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In a sure sign that the fervor behind municipal Wi-Fi is cooling rapidly, the city of Chicago announced Tuesday that it was canceling its plans to blanket the city with wireless Internet.
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In an Oct. 21 story about a federal court ruling in a tax case involving Black &amp; Decker Corp., The Associated Press erroneously reported Eileen O&#39;Connor&#39;s job title.
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A leading industry analyst on municipal wireless projects is revising its 2007 spending estimates as cities find their projects costing more and drawing less interest from residential customers than expected.
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In an Aug. 26 story about Steve Stricker winning The Barclays, The Associated Press erroneously reported the last name of his caddie. The correct name is Tom Mitchell, not Matthews.
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After Earthlink and Google scrapped plans to offer wireless in the city, many weren't so sure. But a start-up is promising to finish the job.
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By Kenneth C. Crowe II, Albany Times Union, N.Y.  Jun. 8--Editor's note: This story first appeared on timesunion.com Wednesday night.
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An article last week about inexpensive dresses misstated the name of a clothing store on Broadway. It is Yellow Rat Bastard, not Dirty Yellow Bastard.
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By Dan Voelpel, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash.  Jun. 24--In meteorological terms, we have a new extended outlook on that whopper of a Wi-Fi cloud predicted to materialize over Pierce County -- it's no longer in the forecast.
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By CHRIS WETTERICH STAFF WRITER  Did the city of Springfield move too fast to scuttle a proposed downtown wireless Internet network?   One member of the group that planned that network said last week that may be the case.
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A look at the uneven course of WiMax, municipal Wi-Fi, and other wireless stories of the year.
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(Corrects client asset figure in 8th paragraph of Jan. 4 story)     By Tim McLaughlin
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Plans for municipal Wi-Fi in a dozen cities currently in negotiations with EarthLink may be in jeopardy as the company is imposing new demands on how the networks are to be paid for.
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In a Dec. 14 story about congressional ethics reform, The Associated Press erroneously reported the party of Delaware Rep. Mike Castle. He is a Republican, not a Democrat.