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| Dayton Becomes First Ohio City to Experience Clearwire Wireless Broadband Internet |
"Clearwire is changing the way Dayton-area residents and businesses connect online and with one another, by offering a simple, quick connection process coupled with exceptional customer service and portability," said Bill Snoeberger, Clearwire's regional vice president in Dayton. "In addition to launching our innovative services today, we are proud to announce a partnership with the Helping Hands Community Outreach Center located in nearby Trotwood, where we will donate a completely brand new computer lab outfitted with Clearwire service so that the center can continue to empower youth and adults through computer and Internet skills training." A Community Partner Clearwire is committed to helping make a difference in the communities it serves. Through its "Clearly Connected Communities" the company provides simple, reliable and portable Internet service to local community organizations. To celebrate its entry as one of Dayton's newest businesses and community partners, Clearwire is partnering with the Helping Hands Community Outreach Center by sponsoring the "Clearwire Learning Lab" -- a computer lab that will allow students computer access to create resumes, learn how to use various computer applications and more. Helping Hands is dedicated to empowering youth and adults to become tomorrow's leaders through the development of social, educational and economic skills. "We are extremely excited, honored and grateful that Clearwire has chosen to support the Helping Hands Community Outreach Center," explained Neldra Glasper, director, Helping Hands Community Outreach Center. "Clearwire's generous donation to help renovate our computer lab as well as the laptops and Internet service they have given us will help our members tremendously. More people will now have access to learning tools essential in earning a GED, computer applications necessary to complete school projects and other endless opportunities available via the Internet." The Clearwire Difference From students or realtors to entrepreneurial accountants or construction site managers, Clearwire is an ideal solution for anyone in search of portable high-speed Internet service. Simply purchase a modem at the Dayton or Fairfield Commons Mall or the new Clearwire store at the Harshman Shopping Center, slated to open Aug. 8. Customers can also purchase modems at Circuit City, Best Buy or online at www.clearwire.com, and, within minutes, Internet access will be up and running. Clearwire's service area includes Dayton, Beavercreek, Bellbrook, Centerville, Englewood, Fairborn, Franklin, Huber Heights, Kettering, Miamisburg, Middletown, Oakwood, Springboro, Springfield, Tipp City, Trotwood, Troy, Vandalia, West Carrolton, Wilmington and Xenia. Clearwire's next-generation, non-line-of-sight wireless broadband network solution connects customers through licensed or secured spectrum. Radio signals are transmitted from a tower to a small, wireless modem, which easily connects a user's computer to the Internet. With its simple plug-and-play installation customers can be on the Internet within minutes of set-up. About Clearwire Clearwire, founded in October 2003 by Craig O. McCaw, is a provider of simple, portable and reliable wireless high-speed Internet service. Headquartered in Kirkland, Wash., the company launched its first market in August 2004 and now offers service in 43 markets in more than 400 municipalities in 15 states across the U.S. Clearwire's international markets include Ireland and Belgium, and the company also offers wireless high-speed Internet services in Mexico and Denmark through its partners, MVS Net and Danske Telecom. For more information, visit www.clearwire.com. SOURCE: Clearwire Corporation Clearwire |
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