My experience accessing the internet during conferences — i.e. at hotels — has not been good. In fact, it has been downright annoying — especially since I like to think that WiFi is a service that should be provided as a courtesy instead of at a price. But that’s me. Fortunately, Tom Belden has a useful piece on the art and science of internet access at hotels over at Web Worker Daily. Before you attend another conference, you might want to read it.

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