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December 08, 2004
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Wi-Fi and lattes
At Tech Central Station, Glenn Reynolds ("Instapundit") shares his views on the changing dynamics of public spaces in large urban centers. Traditional office towers will never go completely away -- but thanks to new technology such as Wi-Fi and a renewed emphasis on "interconnectivity," cities like New York could be witnessing the return of the "18th century coffeehouse."
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