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"Just like it has in so many other instances, Fon has coaxed yet another company into signing the line, and this time it's Time Warner (parent company of AOL, which owns Engadget) taking the bait. While the two firms had been in talks for some time regarding a potential partnership, today the duo made things official by announcing that \"Time Warner Cable subscribers could become Fon community members and create Fon access points via their home or business broadband connection.\" Additionally, \"the same subscribers would enjoy free WiFi access around the world, wherever Fon has partner ISPs,\" but the bulk of said partners sadly aren't found on American soil. Still, you won't find us bickering about free internet access, but for those anxious to hear details about this endeavor, it sounds like they'll be testing your patience; there was no word as to how soon TWC customers would be able to join the Fon bonanza, but we're sure that bombarding your local office with these inquiries could get the ball rolling."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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