re: public access

Bruno Bloch (bbloch_at_sprynet.com)
Wed, 26 Jun 96 11:11:28 +0200

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>
>I believe the Broward County Library in Florida has recently installed
>a kiosk type system in one of our local malls in Pembroke Pines, FL.
>I have not personally seen the system. However, if you contact someone
>through the BC Main Library located in Fort Lauderdale perhaps
>they can tell you the details. I don't know for example if the
>service only accesses the freenet or if graphics based internet
>access is available.
>

The major problem with free, public Internet access is the Internet
content.

A kiosk in a local mall could easily become the hot spot for the kids
surfing not just at Pepsi Co's site....

Whereas the laws in Switzerland are less strict, you might have some
problems in the US I guess.

Best regards
Bruno Bloch
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