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An
Internet Phone Goes Where Pay Phones Take the Real Hits
With its bright yellow console and
flashing screen, it may look to passers-by like a castoff prop from
a science fiction movie.
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First
Outdoor Internet Pay Phone To Debut
In Midtown Manhattan
New York-AP February
10, 2002
A new twist on the pay
phone may soon have New Yorkers
checking their e-mail on
street corners for $.25 cents a minute.
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NYC
Unveils First Internet-Ready Pay Phone
By Erin Joyce February 11, 2002
New York City's first Internet-ready public phone is open for
service, offering Web access and e-mail for 25 cents a minute -- and
looking to tease cell phone users back to pay phones.
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Outdoor Internet Access in New York
Associated
Press
Madison, WI, Feb. 10th 2002 - New York - It is being billed as the
first outdoor Internet-access terminal. And it just happens to
double as a traditional pay phone.
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First outdoor Internet pay phone makes debut in Manhattan
By LUKAS I. ALPERT Associated Press
Writer
February 10, 2002, 2:12 PM EST
NEW YORK -- In a brave new world, you can send an e-mail with photos
attached or make an international call, and all for 25 cents a
minute.
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Top Stories Photos
Feb 11, 2002
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Sending an E-Mail From the Sidewalk
By Herbert Lowe STAFF WRITER
February 11, 2002
Moshe Cohen sent two e-mails, one with a photo of himself attached,
to his wife in Israel. Then he called home.
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