Austrian Programmers Build Free Bridge to Internet
A group of computer programmers and hackers in Austria is creating a low-cost way of spreading Internet access across communities. “FunkFeuer” which means “network fire” in German, uses everyday technology to create a wireless network, called a “mesh,” that can transmit data from person to person, without involving companies or governments. Rick Valenzuela reports from Vienna.
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