Wireless Internet...From Fantasy to Reality

The other vote taking place...

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 01:03:00 +0000

Tuesday, Nov. 4 we elect a new president. That's nice, but more importantly, the FCC will be voting on whether or not to open up analog airwaves (called "white space") that can be used to broadcast high speed Internet to low-income and rural areas.

Today, I’m writing to ask for your help on getting high-speed Internet access to millions of Americans still on the wrong side of the digital divide.

We’re in a fight with the powerful lobbyists at the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), who are trying to scare Washington with horror stories about "white spaces" -- vacant TV channels that can be used to bring high-speed Internet to rural and low-income Americans across the country.

The NAB’s hired guns have bombarded policy makers with false claims in a desperate, last-ditch attempt to hoard these airwaves and to disrupt a critical FCC vote taking place in just five days.

Here are the facts:

If we open white spaces now, we can bring the social and economic benefits of a fast Internet connection to tens of millions of Americans now on the wrong side of the digital divide.

FCC engineers have tested white spaces devices and determined that the technology can deliver high-speed wireless Internet, without interfering with adjacent TV broadcasts.

The NAB and Big Media are doing everything in their power to close off access to white spaces because they fear competition from new innovators and losing control of the public airwaves.

We want to show them that the so-called "netroots" cares enough about this issue to take action. You can help by signing your name, and the name of your blog, to a letter we’d like to send to the FCC.

Sign the Blogger Letter to the FCC

Take just one minute to sign this letter. Free Press will deliver it to the FCC and make sure that the concerns of bloggers are heard.

Even if you don't have a blog, you can still help.

Go here to send a letter to your Senators & Representative

With your support today, we'll expose Big Media's fear-mongering and make certain that white spaces are used to make fast, affordable Internet service a reality for everyone.

Nationwide wireless Internet to launch soon

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 01:09:00 +0000

Mountainous terrain testing is now complete and the results are being integrated to complete final lab testing. The remaining lab testing should take no longer than a couple of weeks. Once complete, a determination will be made to decide if a 6th and final chipset will need to be created.

Even if a new chipset is required, this should only take a couple of days.

So, what does all this mean?

It means we are finally getting very close to our official launch. The only thing left to do is fund the IPO and go live with the service.

I'll have some more updates as they become available.

If you want to get involved with us and make some money by selling this amazing new service, simply go to TodaysWiFi.net and sign up.

It's that easy.

Mountain Terrain WiFi testing has begun

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 19:48:00 +0000

2008 will be the year that we launch our entirely new wireless Internet service. Similar to WiFi and WiMax, but for all practical purposes, is neither.

Our highly anticipated launch is getting close now.

The mountain terrain testing is all that is left to satisfy the investors and fund the IPO. Once that happens, a firm launch date can be announced.

Mountain testing has begun, and should take 2 to 4 weeks to complete. After that, the test data can be compiled back at the lab for integration into the programming. This will then need to be thoroughly tested and checked for functionality. This entire process should take an additional two or three weeks.

If all goes as well as anticipated, then we could see a launch by this summer.

Lets keep our fingers crossed.

To stay up to date on the progress of the project and stay informed about the pending IPO, visit http://todayswifi.net/

700 MHz Spectrum Auction

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 17:26:00 +0000

The coveted 700 MHz spectrum, which will be vacated by analog TV after switching to digital in Feb. 2009, begins to go on auction today.

Several people have asked me if these frequencies are required for the new wireless Internet technology developed by our new company. Although the wireless corporation will make some bids, they are not required for our new service, expected to be available this year.

These frequecies are very important to the major players like AT&T & Verizon, as this will give them the ability to broadcast farther and faster, enabling high speed Internet.

In the end though, it simply cannot compete with what we will soon be offering. Find out more about our new product at www.TodaysWiFi.net

MobillCash Press Release

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Sat, 13 Oct 2007 14:16:00 +0000

Here is the official press release from MobillCash, out yesterday.

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World’s First in Mobile Payments

Chesterfield, United Kingdom, October 12, 2007 – for immediate release

MobillCash is a Mobile Payment System that enables people to use their mobile phone to make purchases without the need of a credit card or bank account. Vidicom Limited, the owners of the MobillCash Payment Gateway, today announced that from November 1, 2007, all merchants who accept MobillCash as a method of payment will earn up to 32% extra per transaction from all sales to U.K. mobile phone customers.

This significant breakthrough has been achieved following lengthy negotiations between MobillCash and Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) – the government department that is responsible for administering and collecting the taxes in the United Kingdom. HMRC has ruled that MobillCash’s unique service is a genuine “Financial Transfer Service” and as such should be treated in exactly the same way as other e-money processors and credit card companies like Visa and MasterCard.

From November 1, 2007, this new status will pay dividends to all MobillCash merchants who will enjoy payouts that will increase by anything between 20% and 32% per transaction, depending on which mobile service provider is used by the consumer.

Glyn Smith, Founder / CEO, stated, “Five years of planning and three years of programming have finally paid off. I firmly believe that MobillCash is the first and only Mobile Payment System that is exempt from sales taxes.” He went on to say, “Any on-line merchant who currently sells digital services via any ordinary PSMS or SMS billing platform, or even via the very latest WAP applications can instantly increase its profits by 32% per transaction without changing the way it does business by simply making a no cost switch to MobillCash.

Mr. Smith went on to say, “The implication of achieving the status of a financial transaction provider is extremely wide reaching. Almost by default, this will be adopted throughout the European Union in the very near future. We have worked single mindedly towards establishing MobillCash as the first and only Mobile Payment System worthy of this status – we find this very rewarding, but the real rewards will be felt by our Merchants. We are working towards making MobillCash available to one billion mobile phone subscribers by early in 2008 and to have this unique status reflected in other continents around the globe as soon as possible.”

MobillCash is simple to use for both customers and merchants. A customer makes a purchase by simply entering his mobile phone number on a web site. He’ll then receive a text message to confirm his purchase with a simple reply of “Y” for yes. Then the purchase price will be billed to him by his mobile phone carrier.

About MobillCash

MobillCash is one of the fastest growing Mobile Payment Systems in the world. It is wholly owned by Vidicom, Ltd with head quarters in the U.K. and a sales office in the U.S. Additional information can be found at www.mobillcash.com as well as www.mobillcash.com/merchant.

Press Contact:
In U.S. - Philip Tarazi, VP, Voice (707) 538-3972 philip.tarazi@mobillcash.com
In U.K. - Glyn Smith, CEO, Voice +44 8707 606 634 info@mobillcash.com

Wireless Internet Phase 1

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 14:27:00 +0000

Phase 1 of the project has now launched with the teaming up of a company who offers an alternative payment mechanism for online transactions.

This ecommerce phase was initially going to be phase 4 of the project, but with MobillCash's head start in the field, it was an obvious decision to utilize their technology.

In other project news, the field retesting has gone extremely well, and I would venture to say that the nationwide wireless Internet launch could happen in the next four to six months.

In the meantime, if you are an online merchant, you should definitely take a look at the MobillCash offering. There are no setup costs or merchant fees and this will make an excellent addition to your existing payment processor.

Incentives to use MobillCash:

To make a sale to customers who you can't make a sale to now.

Those that do not have a bank accounts or credit card and or don't want to show ID have the payment be guaranteed upon transaction completion.

Transaction Process:

Consumer chooses MobillCash at your payment options page.

They enter which country the phone is at, If we don't use all carriers in that country they'll choose which carrier.

Instantly see the total amount due in their own currency for that country

Enters mobile number in form, clicks continue

Receives a text message to their phone with pricing, company repeated

Reply with a Y

Transaction is complete they will be charged by the Mobile Carrier

You can see every step of the transaction live, and after the mobile carrier confirms proper credit a few seconds later you will receive the confirmation to release the service/product to customer.

Payments are then guaranteed and you should expect payment in about 60 days.

We are working on options to factor all or part of this payment down to 7 days as an option for some merchants.

This is an excellent alternative to current payment systems without cannibalizing them. Primarily because it costs more for the consumer as they are being billed by the mobile carrier.

If they have a CC and trust you, then they will use it.

If they don't have a CC or bank account then you made a sale where you couldn't before.

To sign up for your free merchant account, simply go to:
http://MobileCashRetailer.com

The impact of a nationwide wireless Internet

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Fri, 20 Jul 2007 22:47:00 +0000

Here are a few projections by Gary Brown, CEO of the new wireless corporation. With the introduction of this new service you can expect some big changes...and not just with how people get online.

Cable and DSL will become obsolete.

Once nationwide coverage is available, there will no longer be any need for "wired" internet connections, other than the Internet backbone itself. Our service will be completely mobile and at $19.95 per month, cable and DSL simply will no longer be able to compete.

Cellular technology will vanish.

Cell phones will be a thing of the past. New smartphones (think Iphone) will be widely available and all will be compatible with our service. With unlimited minutes being offered for $9.95 per month...cellular companies will simply cease to exist.

Satellite and Cable TV are in serious trouble.

Watch for "wifi enabled" televisions to begin emerging. All programming will likely be "on demand", able to be viewed at any time instantly, thanks to our highspeed network. Imagine receiving an email notification informing you that the latest episode of "House" (or whatever) has been completed and is available for you to view. With the possible exception of sporting events, watch for "prime time" to disappear.

New ways for advertisers to reach their target market

A satellite was launched last year to give our network built in GPS capabilities. This will enable us to pinpoint the location of your smartphone within 12 inches (latitude, longitude, and altitude). Now imagine, if you will, walking down the road looking at a map on your smartphone. It's around lunchtime and you are feeling kind of hungry so you are trying to find restaurants in the area. An ad appears telling you about a $5.00 buffet lunch special and the restaurant is just around the corner at the next block. How's that for service? Imagine that...an ad you actually wanted to see. Good for the advertiser, good for the customer.

250 million North American customer within 12 months of launching.

If this projection holds true, the wireless corporation will become the fastest growing company in the history of the Internet. The Asian market will open approximately 6 months after the North American launch. Expect Australia, South America and Europe soon after that.

More to come

Stay tuned.

http://www.todayswifi.net

Latest News from the Wireless Internet Project

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 12:52:00 +0000

A chip manufacturer has been selected and the wireless Internet prototype chips have been produced.

The newly reprogrammed chips are working perfectly.

Mountaineous terrain testing should begin this week. There are four regions to be tested, and each location should last for approximately 2 weeks.

This means that final testing should be complete around August. If all goes well, the only thing left will be to staff and train personnel for the network operations centers.

Considering this, we could see a launch date announced soon for Fall/Winter timeframe.

To be notified when connectivity reaches your area, you should register now as a free affiliate.

http://www.todayswifi.net

If you own an ISP or hosting company, then you should register your company so that you can partner with us to offer this amazing service to your current subscribers.

To register, fill out the form at http://www.todayswifi.com and you will be contacted by me with further details soon after we launch.

Feel free to contact me with any questions by commenting on this blog.

Wireless Internet goes Global

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Wed, 02 May 2007 14:22:00 +0000

Project Update:

The re-coding of the chip required to run network has been completed. There are two chip manufacturers bidding on the opportunity to mass produce these for us.

A decision on the manufacturer will be made over the next ten days. Once that is finished, we should have a solid time frame on when a prototype chip can be ready. After we get the prototypes, the mountainous terrain testing can be completed (which is all that is left to be completed before we can launch).

If the mountainous region testing goes as anticipated, the financial backer will release the $13 billion in funding and the North American launch will commence.

In other news, it seems that the global launch of the Wireless service will begin sooner than originally planned. Due to some newly formed business relationships, the Wireless Internet Service will be launched in China soon after the North American launch.

This is 2 years sooner than originally planned, and will aid in advancing expansion into Europe and the rest of Asia as well. This offers an excellent opportunity to profit wildly to those who have the vision and determination to help us expand globally.

It's so easy to become a free affiliate.

Simply go to www.TodaysWiFi.net and signup today.

If you have any questions for me, your comments are appreciated.

3D Virtual Reality

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Sat, 28 Apr 2007 00:37:00 +0000

I've had a few requests to post some screen shots of Destiny Worlds, our 3D networking environment. You can download the software for free and check it out for yourself.

Here's some screen shots.

This is where you land when you first enter...at DW Gate.

Here's a shot of my office.

Here's another one of my office. The picture on the desk is me and my wife, Renee, and our daughter, Andrea.

Here's a shot of outside looking towards the castle.

You can become a citizen of Destiny worlds, get an office of your own and your own tract of land to build a house. You can network with other people in a virtual 3D chat, promote any businesses that you are involved in, and make new friends.

The popularity of Destiny worlds will increase ten fold as our wireless Internet service launches.

If you want to take a free tour, just go here and take the free download, have a look around and ride the tram.

I think that you will be impressed.

I'll post an update on our wireless project within the next couple of days.

Do you Squidoo?

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Fri, 20 Apr 2007 14:26:00 +0000

I created my first Lens on Squidoo

It was quick, easy and fun. You can see what I created here:
http://www.squidoo.com/itsyournet

Go and check it out and leave a comment. If you have your own lens or create a new one, stop by and say hi and I'll leave a comment for you and rate your lens.

Wireless Internet launch gets closer

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Thu, 22 Mar 2007 13:22:00 +0000

It seems that I may have gotten ahead of myself a little on my last post. The "quiet time" that we were in was more of a self imposed period as opposed to an SEC regulated one.

I got a chance to meet with Gary Brown last week, who is the CEO of the wireless corporation. Things became somewhat clearer after that meeting.

I won't disclose everything that was talked about, but I can let you in on a few things.

Basically, a mole was found in the organization and several attempts were made to sabbotage the project. One thing that the mole succeeded in was corrupting the CPU code that runs the Kernel (the "operating system" that runs the network).

It will take some time to rebuild the code, even more time than normal since we also lost the programmer who was involved in the coding of the first CPU.

Nevertheless, if everything goes as planned then all that is left will be testing the network in the mountaneous regions. Hopefully, this testing will occur this Summer or Fall.

If the testing goes as well as we think it will, then the official launch will occur soon after this is complete.

So, there is still plenty of time left for anyone who would like to be a part of this project. You can become a free affiliate by going to TodaysWiFi.net.

If you are an ISP and would like to be a Wireless Internet reseller, then you can register your company at TodaysWiFi.com.

Despite the recent setbacks, the project is still moving forward. A nationwide wireless network is severely needed in the US and this project will solve all of the rural broadband problems.

To recap, this is a new technology not to be confused with WiFi or WiMax. It will deliver High Speed Internet (comparable to T1) wirelessly with better than 256 bit encryption. This is a proprietary, patented technology that can be delivered faster and cheaper than current standards.

Price for this service is expected to be $19.95 for residential service. Business services will also be available (with speeds comparable to T3), although I don't have any pricing for this yet.

VoIP service will be offered for $9.95. Of course, wireless phone service, IPTV, advertising opportunites will soon follow afterwards.

You can, of course, profit wildly from all of this and I hope that you join us.

I'll be posting more updates as they become available.

Shhhh! Be very quiet....

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 03:13:00 +0000

ItsYourNet news and updates...

We are now officially in what Stock Promoters call "The Quiet Time"!

What that means, is, when a Company goes public on a Stock Exchange there is a "Quiet Time" before opens the stock to public trade. >From this point on until the Official Press Release from Mr. Gary Brown and the Wireless Corp. is issued, there can be no further information released!

This is great news because this is what we have all been waiting for.

Opportunities like the Wireless Internet project, and what you can make as a monthly residual income from what ItsYourNet has designed for you, rarely come to anyone in an entire lifetime!

Want a piece of the Action?

It's so easy...just go to http://www.todayswifi.net and get started today.

Wireless Project Full Steam Ahead

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 01:47:00 +0000

The Wireless Internet Project is steaming ahead, and as a result, we have now built the Wireless Internet Building in our Destiny Worlds 3D Virtual Realm.

The contents on the signs in the Wireless Internet 3D building contain pertinent "Product Details" with technical data, pricing, additional abilities that have now been built into the microchip, and complete "Business Details" showing you how amazing the amount of income you could generate from getting busy now and being ready to go when this deal pops!

These "Product" and "Business" details are not on the Affiliate site, they're only in the Destiny Worlds 3D Virtual Realm.

The only way to view the details is to enter the 3D Virtual Realm and read the signs in the Wireless Internet building.

Want to take a peek?

Go here and sign up for your Free Tour.

3D virtual Reality

So, What do we Call it?

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 13:48:00 +0000

WiFi (wireless fidelity), in a broad sense, refers to any wireless signal that transmits data, including your cordless phone.

Industry standards that the world has adopted, however, narrow the WiFi definition to mean wireless signals that fall into a certain frequency range. Even WiMax is basically a glorified version of WiFi.

What Gary Brown has developed and patented is different. It is neither WiFi nor WiMax as the world knows and understands it. In fact, the term WiFi makes people think of "hotspots" at hotels, starbucks, your home network, etc.

This is a completely new technology that doesn't use any of the same signals or frequencies that WiFi and WiMax are based on. It can best be described as High Speed Wireless Internet.

So, with that in mind, what should this new technology be called?

As this service is launched, you will quickly see why we are calling this the future of the Internet. But, What do we Call It?

This is your chance to go down in history as the one who coined the term for this new mobile Internet technology.

Feel free to leave your comments on what you would call this exciting new technology.

WiFi corp CEO Gary Brown gives an update!

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Thu, 05 Oct 2006 21:45:00 +0000

Here's the latest update...straight from the horses mouth.

I wanted to update everyone on the progress of the WiFi project as of October 1, 2006. First and foremost I know how much all of you are anxiously awaiting the launch of this new technology, and believe me I want it to happen as much as you do as well!

It has been nearly 5 years since the inception and continued development of this high speed internet technology for the masses, and a very long 5 years as well. Many issues had to be resolved to make this dream become a reality.

Over the past year I have lost 2 engineers (programmers) due to death and other technical setbacks in field testing which is critical to assure funding of the entire project. Currently we are waiting on the site survey crew to allow us to start the testing of the very critical rugged terrain signal tests. Once we have the data from these tests we will be in a much better position to project a launch of this new technology! I look forward to providing all of you a tentative start up date in the near future.

Regards,

Gary R. Brown

That's great news for the ItsYourNet members who have been patiently waiting for this ground-breaking product. Remeber, we are talking about a global, High Speed Wireless Internet for $19.95 per month.

This is patented technology that will absolutely change the Internet as we know it today.

These are exciting times that we live in...indeed.

Why ItsYourNet could be the most explosive Home Business opportunity Ever

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Fri, 15 Sep 2006 18:34:00 +0000

Most people who join affiliate programs or MLM's struggle when trying to build a massive organization that can ensure their longterm success.

While ItsYourNet will always be free to join, the advertising coop (upgrade) packages can impact even the laziest marketers ability to build a profitable business.

Fast.

There is an upgrade package for any budget imaginable, and the advertising clout behind these packages will astonish you.

Talks will be going on next week with a business associate to discuss his ability to deliver targeted traffic to any niche market that you can imagine, including every dial up ISP in the world, or simply to the over 400 million people with an Internet connection.

This will be in addition to the television and printed media advertising campaigns already in the works.

The affiliate upgrade packages will enable you to rival even the most experienced Internet marketers.

As the WiFi service goes live, ItsYourNet will undoubtedly become the Hottest commodity around and those affiliates who have been building their organization or using one of the many upgrade packages will cash in on this big time.

If you have been thinking about starting your own home based business, now would be the perfect time to be on the forefront of the last revolution that the Internet will ever see.

Get started for free today.

WiFi and 3D Virtual Reality

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Wed, 13 Sep 2006 14:28:00 +0000

The Wi-Fi technology that we are about to launch is going to also be very tied-in to ItsYouNet's 3D Virtual Reality worlds.

You can preview this exciting technology here.

To explain a little further about what 3D Virtual Reality is, think of it like this:

Imagine a Universe that holds Galaxies. In a Galaxy there are Solar Systems that have many Worlds, and in the Worlds there is land with roads, homes, buildings, towns, cities, and unlimited places to explore around in.

In all practicality, our interactive 3D Virtual Reality Worlds are in the Cyber Space Universe, just like planet Earth is floating around in the Universe we call Space.

With this, you will be able to interact with people from all over the globe in Real Time and anything that you can conceive in your mind you will be able to build in our 3D Universe.

Not only will it be a fun and interactive place to hang out in, it will also empower you with amazing relationship building abilities.

Companies and Learning institutions will be able to set up their own worlds for free, and have state-of-the-art interaction between customers, clients, associates, partners and students.

Individuals may set up their own private worlds and invite friends and family to. You could watch live concerts, attend seminars, shop in virtual malls, even watch movies.

Another draw to these worlds for business owners will be the amazing advertising potential. Just think about what advertising on a website that holds tens of millions of pages and people could do...

To preview this, we have opened up a 100% FREE Building World to Tourists so you can try-it-before-you-buy-it, in a new World called "Freedom".

Just go here and scroll down to where you see "Tour 3D Free Here".

ItsYourNet to provide new advertising Coop

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Wed, 06 Sep 2006 14:41:00 +0000

Promoting ItsYourNet just got easier for all affiliates.

With the WiFi project nearing readiness for launch, now is the time to bring ItsYourNet out of the gates full force in an advertising campaign second to none, and in a way that provides an increased earnings generation ability for ItsYourNet's Affiliate members.

This advertising campaign will include hundreds of 30-second television commercials on major USA and Canadian television networks, full page ads in major newspapers and magazines, Internet-based advertising on some of the highest traffic ranked Web sites available, and a multitude of other Internet-based advertising avenues.

Mr. Gary Brown (CEO of the WiFi Corp.) owns all the television production equipment we could ever need, and we already have the Executive Producer of a Major (well known) Television Network Reality Television Show working on the television commercial storyboard...so the coop packages will be available soon.

This is a very unique opportunity and ItsYourNet has gone through great lengths to make these coop packages affordable to anyone who wants to participate.

This is perfect for those who:

a) - do not have enough time to effectively market their ItsYourNet business,

b) - do not have the experience on how to market their business effectively, and,

c) - have registered Affiliate members in order to create their own sales organization.

As an added bonus...The Coop Packages are +60% commissionable and designed with all ItsYourNet Affiliate Members in mind.

The ability to join ItsYourNet and remain as a Free Affiliate Member will always be available, as well as the ability for Free Affiliates to earn a monthly residual income on their own purchases and the direct product and service sales made to end-user Customers and personally enrolled Affiliate members; however, earnings from the Affiliate Upgrade Packages can only be allocated to the Affiliate Members who participate.

If you join the Coop, however...here is what you will receive:
100% guaranteed Affiliate signups - Genuine home-base business seekers that know what they are registering for and want to make money with their own ItsYourNet business, and Branded ISPs all ready to go when the WiFi services go live, all derived from ItsYourNet's Corporate advertising campaigns.

Although most have seen banner ad co-ops and leads offered by Companies in the past, to the best of my knowledge this kind of an auto-pilot business-building ability has never been offered by any other Company to date, online or off.

I can honestly say that once other company owners grasp how incredible this idea is, you will see those other companies attempting to follow ItsYourNet's never-done-before business-model! Also, since we already own the television recording equipment, it's unlikely that any other company will be able to provide this option for such a low cost.

Regardless of what your goals may be, now is a great time to get actively involved in the WiFi Project.

To avoid possible delays of becoming a WiFi reseller after the launch, ISP and Hosting companies should pre-register ASAP. Simply fill out the form at http://TodaysWiFi.com
and click on the confirmation email. ItsYourNet will contact you with the details once we have launched.

All others can become a Free Affiliate anytime. Simply go to http://TodaysWiFi.net and scroll to the bottom where it says "Join 100% Free here Now"

Then just sit back and enjoy the ride!

WiFi Project: Updates & News

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Thu, 24 Aug 2006 21:54:00 +0000

100s of Engineering teams will be erecting 300 foot towers across the USA and Canada. From start to finish, it takes 13 days to erect a tower and get it online. Every tower will be able to withstand an F5 Tornado.

All code and programming from the Arizona Frequency testing has been loaded into the main-frame computers, been thoroughly tested, and has been found to be working 100% perfectly.

This is great news because this means that no further programming is required, so the programmers are now sitting idle taking a well deserved break.

Mountainous Terrain testing is now all that is left.

The state of Oregon will not be included in the tests, as originally planned. Instead testing will commence in Colorado.

In addition to Colarado, mountainous terrain frequency testing will also be done in Washington, Idaho, and British Columbia.

Montainous terrain regions were selected to encompass different types of rock and ore found worldwide, including Granite (which is naturally radioactive) and Iron (which has magnetic properties).

As soon as the testing crews get freed up from their current testing contracts, we will begin.

If testing goes we anticipate, you can expect the service to launch soon thereafter.

Now would be a great time to become a Free Affiliate

If you are an ISP or hosting company, you can offer this service to your existing subscriber base while expanding your reach at the same time by going here and filling out the simple form (please note that after you fill out the form you will receive an email which requires confirmation, this may require turning off spam filters).

Making the Dream Happen

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Tue, 22 Aug 2006 14:35:00 +0000

Bill Gates became the richest man in the world largely because of the contract Microsoft had with IBM to bundle MS DOS with every PC sold.

Now consider what it means for ItsYourNet and Affiliates to be contracted to be the exclusive resellers of this wireless service.

When the IPO happens, many will financially benefit through owning stock in the WiFi Corporation. However, the most fortunate people will be those ItsYourNet Affiliates who realize and understand what they are a part of - and act NOW.

The Global Wireless Internet is being formed through a Network of Affiliated Members . The Mobile Internet is literally being formed through the power of word-of-mouth and the Internet's viral marketing capability.

A good way to understand this Affiliate Network is to think in terms of Television or Radio Networks.

It is common practice for local TV or Radio Companies to maintain ‘Affiliate’ relationships with National Broadcasters as this arrangement is mutually beneficial.

Smaller markets get access to quality programming which helps to attract greater commercial revenue from local advertisers. The National Companies get program proliferation without the infrastructure cost and this garners commercial revenue from advertisers willing to pay for national exposure.

However, the monopoly these Networks enjoyed in days past is eroding because of Cable, Satellite and the Internet. The democratization of information and programming is dictating what CAN survive in this brave new world where the power of an informed consumer is being liberated like never before.

Most Cable Companies do not produce their own product but exist because of a mutually beneficial dynamism between viewer demand and the 3^rd party program supplier. They thrive on the ability to offer diversity of product to accommodate the wide range of consumer interests. Satellite TV has the added advantage of reaching consumers beyond the reach of cable.

Although the Internet has proliferated throughout the world at a phenomenal rate, most users are still limited to ‘Dialup’. Challenges such as access, security, functionality, standardization and mobility have prevented the Internet from a being a serious threat to the other mass media modalities.

However, now that these issues have been resolved the implementation of the Mobile Internet will have an even greater impact upon Cable, Satellite and the present Internet than they did on Television and Radio.

Look at what CD's did to the Vinyl Record Industry and what DVD's are doing to VHS. Now think about what VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) is doing to the Telephone Industry and the changes happening in the Recording Industry with MP3 technology - the list could go on.

The ability to deliver a product or service directly to the consumer or end-user is critical to any enterprise.

One only has to think of Wal-Mart to appreciate this dynamic.

The following outlines why this technology, disseminated through affiliated subscribers, will have a profound impact in the world:

The base price for the WiFi service will be around US$20. This will provide a Wireless Internet connection delivering the slowest public speed - which will be better than a T1 connection.

This makes it about 3 to 9 times faster upstream/downstream speed than the average DSL broadband connection and about 30 to 90 times faster than the average dialup connection. The top speed provides T3 connectivity @ about 44 Mbs which is 28 times faster than T1 - (between 840 and 2,520 times faster than Dialup).

This technology will be able to deliver speeds at the T-3 level for a higher cost - but the pricing hasn't been announced yet. This is where ultra high speed/density data streams - such as High Definition Television - would be accessed.

Now, imagine XYZ Cable Company set up their marketing strategy similar to ItsYourNet 2-Tier Free Affiliate Program.

The ‘Affiliate’ status is absolutely free and is only required if someone wants to financially benefit from the arrangement. There is no commitment to buy or an obligation to do anything because of this affiliate relationship.

To keep this simple, let’s say 10 people registered as XYZ Cable Company ‘Affiliates’.

These 10 affiliated subscribers now have the right to affiliate others with XYZ Cable Company.

Let’s say a monthly cable subscription is US$20.

So, let’s say you are one of these affiliates and you referred 10 new affiliates to XYZ Cable Company and these 10 then subscribed to XYZ cable service.

As an XYZ Cable Company Affiliate, you would be paid $4 residual each and every month your referred affiliates maintained their monthly subscription (the same as what ItsYourNet is expecting to pay from the WiFi subscription).

That would mean if all 10 subscribers maintained their subscription, XYZ Cable Company would send you a cheque for 10 * $4 = $40 each month.

Let’s say each of your referred subscribers also referred 10 subscribers.

Now, since this is a 2-Tier Free Affiliate Program this would mean you would have 10 * 10 subscribers in your 2nd Tier and XYZ Cable Company would pay you 100 * $4 = $400 on that 2nd Tier.

So, you would receive $440 in residual payments from XYZ Cable Company each month your referred affiliates and their 1st Tier (your 2nd Tier) affiliates maintained their subscription.

In case you're thinking this is some kind of pyramid scheme, please consider the following:

Why would a mainstream company (let alone a mainstream Cable Company) market their service this way

Could you ever imagine them incorporating such a program?

Of course not!

There are many reasons why not.

Why would they? - is the first reason that comes to mind.

Why would they market this way when they are limited by a geographically and technologically imposed number of potential subscribers to profit from?

How far can they extend their cable network anyway?

Would they have a subscriber base in an urban center 100 miles to the north or south, to the east or west?

Of course not! The expense to lay cable at those distances would be prohibitive. They could never realize a profit. Even if they set up operations in other centers, it still would not be economically feasible to service residents in rural areas.

Why would they employ such incentives to increase their subscriber base when they can get away with lotto-like promotional incentives?

People are not conditioned in their minds to expect a mainstream company to act in any other way.

However, what kind of impact would it have on people if it became clear that a mainstream company DID act that way?

It couldn't be just any kind of mainstream company - it would have to be an exceptional company with a unique product and universal appeal - and no competition.

Are you beginning to see how a marketing program, such as I've described, could instantly be perceived as mainstream in short order? Especially when you consider that the entire world’s population is our market place!

There is a 3 year window to establish this Network. We know that, in this three year period, there will be no one with the technology and resources to compete with us.

Now three years isn't a lot of time - but it is long enough for the phenomenon of viral marketing to take hold.

The Internet is already established to facilitate this kind of marketing. Word gets around fast when there's something extraordinary to share.

Once a Network Operations Center (NOC) is established in an urban center - then the Repeater Tower array will extend the network via the geographic density of the ItsYourNet Affiliate base.

The central hub will probably consist of one core and 4 towers (N-S-E-W) surrounding the city. This would provide an initial broadcast radius of over 100 km.

Now going south, the people in the next major center would see they are next in line to extend the array in that direction and as the ItsYourNet Affiliate base reflects the demand for coverage by the residents of that area - then a Repeater Tower would be built there.

So this scenario will be carried out in a contiguous fashion until one Repeater Tower Broadcast footprint intersects with another until the whole Continent is covered.

As the Internet community gets wind of what's happening the Affiliate base will expand in anticipation of service. The dynamics of supply and demand will dictate the Network expansion rate and sequential direction.

Again, consider the uniqueness and exclusivity of what ItsYourNet Affiliates have been given the right to share with the world… and recognize something that truly is an opportunity of a lifetime!

Local Municipalities

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Mon, 21 Aug 2006 14:51:00 +0000

The economic viability of communities has always been related to energy and communication links whether by sea, road, rail, air, the grid, newspaper, telegraph, telephone, radio, television, computer and now in the Information Age - the Internet.

Cities already recognize broadband as perhaps the single most important factor in transforming their local economies and the lives of average citizens but at what political cost do they gamble their integrity to ensure their citizens don't get left in a technological dark-age. Some municipalities will have a real dilemma in adapting to emerging technologies because of past contractual obligations made with present technological monopolies.

It’s a ‘Catch 22’ for municipalities but when they get wind of this technology they will have the solution they have been looking for because the monopoly issue will be resolved democratically.

It will be settled by the people themselves as they realize the Internet really belongs to them - as they discover the mechanism whereby they may repossess it.

Municipalities will discover the High Speed Internet they seek is evolving around them through the entrepreneurial dynamic between this WiFi Corporation and citizen end-user.

Any contractual obligations the municipalities are under simply will not be renewed.

And who's going to stop them in a democratic society?

The article "Let There Be Wi-Fi" written by Robert W. McChesney and John Podesta and published by the Washington Monthly provides an insightful assessment of the survival instincts of local communities to be part of the 21^st century global communications community

Form follows Function

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Thu, 17 Aug 2006 14:00:00 +0000

Our patented wireless technology will spawn the development of a whole new generation of peripheral support industries which, by necessity, will be standardized to work on our network.

What do you think will happen to the cellular industry when products such as the new generation Pocket Computer is integrated with the latest Mobile Phones and there being only one global network which can deliver secure mobility at T1-T3 speeds Up and Downstream anywhere you travel?

Imagine a pocket sized device that can function as a mobile pocket computer (with the capabilities of a desk-top computer) radio, television, telephone, camera, VoIP conference centre, ipod or itunes player, play-station, etc. and dockable (to integrate with full-sized peripherals at home or office) - and which can only be viable when connected to the one global network capable of facilitating such functional access – at a base rate of around US$20 per month!

Cellular Manufactures will be compelled to retool/reinvent to offer such devices in order to remain in business. Since the ‘traditional’ cell-phone will be seen to operate within the limitations of an outmoded cellular-transport technology - corporate production will quickly adapt to accommodate consumer demand - just as was the case with the Vinyl Record Industry in the light of CD/DVD technology.

As is the case with any new technology, form follows function.

With the invention of the automobile it took a while for manufacturers to purge the ‘horse and buggy’ era from their thinking as the functional form of the automobile evolved. As the adaptation to this mobile Internet progresses people will eventually refuse to use a Model ‘T’ or Moped when so many folk are flying past them in vehicles designed to function for optimal performance on the global mobile superhighway.

If you can imagine such a device…how soon would you want one?

There must be a better Way

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 18:09:00 +0000

Legal precedents reflect acquiescence toward positive technological advancements within the sociological and economic fabric of society. Also, because of eCommerce trends there occurs a viral dynamic throughout the Internet community for those products or services too good to resist.

Established monopolies, such as the Telco Industries, will have no more of an advantage in capitalizing upon this technology than anyone else. You can get a sense of this dynamic through a recent CRTC ruling on limited regulation for Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephone services to foster competition.

As this recent CRTC ruling news release points out; ‘Local telephone markets are among the few remaining telecommunications markets in Canada that are regulated by the CRTC. The CRTC opened these markets to competition in 1997. The continued regulation of the incumbent local exchange carriers reflects the fact that they continue to have market power and competition is not yet entrenched in those markets.’

The computer and Internet are evolving in such a way that the march of progress (in the information age) is blurring those lines of delineation which have separated various ‘traditional’ communications industries. The CRTC decided that VoIP is a phone service and had the right to exist and develop its potential within a competitive environment - unhampered by the big boys on the block.

As new technologies are developed (which are accepted in the light of a progressive society) then the regulatory trend is to make room for them to flourish in a competitive environment.

Just because the Phone Industry has been traditionally defined by wires and switches and the Cellular Industry by microwaves and microchips doesn’t mean someone is prohibited from inventing ‘a better mouse trap’.

Please excuse the skewed metaphor but it makes a point – it doesn’t make sense to continue doing something a certain way when a better way exists to achieve the same objective - plus so many more unexpected applications and benefits.

Can you now imagine a world without the Personal Computer or Personal Transportation?

What kind of world would those with who had a vested interest in the ‘Typewriter’ or ‘Horse and Buggy’ Industries prefer to live in - now?

For those from that era (who are still alive) the answer would probably depend upon how they adapted to ‘change’. There are some inventions that address fundamental needs so effectively that the world will flock in droves to embrace them - despite protestations from the established, yet more primitive, technological monopolies.

The marketplace will make room for innovations which will deliver a product or service better, faster, more completely and cheaper than currently is experienced. If the regulatory and business sectors permits such an environment for growth and consumers are given unbridled access to ‘a better mouse trap’ - the demand will be predictable.

Be a part of the winds of change. TodaysWifi.net

The Impact of a Global Wireless Internet

noreply@blogger.com (Andy Malcolm) — Mon, 14 Aug 2006 14:25:00 +0000

Now think about what is about to happen with this Mobile Network.

When operations are initiated in an area - the Network Operation Centre (NOC) is built first. This is the hub from which Repeater Towers radiate. At this point it is believed that the number and location of Affiliates will dictate when and where Repeater Towers will extend the Array within the NOC operational parameters. These parameters are not dependant upon user load but more to do with accounting and general business operations. Theoretically, the Array could be extended into infinity.

This technology, together with the resources available, will accommodate bandwidth demands without degradation from the amount of simultaneous users connecting. So, if you are subscribed to a T-1 connection, then, that is what you will have - 1.5+ mbs upstream and 1.5+ mbs downstream connectivity. The same applies to a T-3 subscription at 44+ mbs.

The Wi-Fi signal is secured with better than a 128-bit SSL encryption - so no firewall hardware is required.

There is no question that standardization is necessary for global mobile Internet operability just as roads are the essential infrastructure for automobiles to drive on.

The information superhighway is essential to the unification of the global Internet community and when the world discovers a global wireless network that can get them to where they want to go more effectively, more completely, more cheaply and even provide an income - the demand will be predictable.

Current Wi-Fi hot-spots can provide broadband access but who is going to unify all the disparate protocols or has the investment resources to gamble that present technology will, or can be, universally accepted?

The cell-phone Industry has laid the foundation for us to appreciate the 'mobile' trend but its technology and the reality of competing monopolies severely limit the realization of a Global Wireless Internet.

Satellite Internet can beam directly to a stationary receiver at broadband speed but satellite technology requires ‘line of sight’ between satellite and dish receiver. For certain applications the transmission distances (the signal travels up to the satellite and then back down to a dish receiver) pose a real problem. This 'high latency' is unacceptable for users who demand real-time response (e.g. gamers). These limitations may be acceptable for Satellite Television and Satellite Radio but not for Satellite Internet.

Satellite radio services such as XM Radio and Sirius are not transmitting directly to subscribers but (like cellular networks) they use an extensive ground network of repeaters, which rebroadcast the satellite signal to the mobile digital radio receivers.

For these reasons Satellite Internet will never achieve mass acceptance for users who will come to expect their connectivity to be fast, accessible and truly mobile.

Local radio broadcasters and Internet radio providers will quickly adapt to the Mobile Internet because it will facilitate enhanced mobility, deliver digital quality, extend user function, widen artistic expression and expand listener’s horizons. Radio broadcasters who are still using analogue technology are facing the looming prospect of regulatory agencies mandating digital implementation. Going 'digital' is very costly and so this Wi-Fi Network may well be the answer for these companies.

The Cable Industry is limited by its cables and the Phone Industry by its wires. They definitely are not a mobile technology. The technological trend has always moved society toward a communications convergence - with the inevitable and ultimate destination being the mobility pinnacle.

There will always be specialized needs for wires and cables but in terms of mass acceptance these Industries will have difficulty retaining the majority of their present subscriber base. Unless they integrate them with this mobile technology through the Privately Branded ISP program their customers will eventually migrate to the Mobile Internet through grassroots association with ItsYourNet Affiliates.

Cable Television is beginning to deliver High Definition programming but given the limitations of their technology and a subscriber base circumscribed by the last mile of cable how are they going to compete with a Mobile Internet Network capable of delivering High Definition Data Streams - anywhere?

How is Broadcast TV going to continue in their present structure when - even now - they can no longer maintain market share already slipping away due to Satellite, Cable and the Internet.

These are just a few examples of how this Mobile Internet will impact the world.

As we move forward the ramifications will become more apparent.