Craig Settles

President of Successful.com

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President of Successful.com, a consulting firm for wireless technology, and author of Fighting the Good Fight for Municipal Wireless: Applying Lessons from Philadelphia's Wifi Story

Craig Settles on KCRW

Mayor Villagraigosa wants Wi-Fi for all of Los Angeles, so even the poorest people could go on the Internet anywhere, any time.

Is It Time for All of Us to Just Link Up?

Mayor Villagraigosa wants Wi-Fi for all of Los Angeles, so even the poorest people could go on the Internet anywhere, any time.

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