RFW Update: Tagged on Richmond.com!
August 2nd, 2007Imagine heading out to the Canal Walk or another Riverfront location, popping open your laptop and getting your daily Web business done wirelessly.
No Wi-Fi hot spot? Not a problem. In fact, imagine that the entire city of Richmond is the hot spot. Indoors and out. The cost? Absolutely free.
Mike Kulick of Richmond.com wrote a comprehensive article about RFW including our mission and goals as well as input from various regional community-involved citizens. We’re overwhelmed with the positive response we’ve received directly related to this article.
Mike successfully verbalized and articulated the essence of our project in a manner that captures the reader and makes them want to contact us for more info. (At least, that’s how we felt about it. Biased? Maybe! 
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Thanks, Mike, for the excellent plug. We really appreciate it!
August 4th, 2007 at 8:04 pm
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