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250,000 Australian homes at climate risk: report (AFP)

AFP - Rising sea levels caused by global warming could inundate up to 250,000 homes in Australia, according to a new study that warned airports, hospitals and power stations were at risk.

Google's Free Airport Wi-Fi Shouldn't be a Holiday Treat (PC World)

PC World - Google announced the latest in a barrage of free Wi-Fi promotions from the three online search engine giants--Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo. This promotion provides free Wi-Fi at 47 airports around the country for weary travelers. The Wi-Fi altruism from Google and others is much appreciated, but it shouldn't be necessary. The Wi-Fi should be free to begin with.

Wi-Fi for travelers becomes Web marketing lure (AP)

AP - Google, Yahoo, eBay and Microsoft, competitors on the Web, all have the same idea for marketing themselves this holiday season: temporarily providing free Wi-Fi access in airports, airplanes and public places.

Google gifts US airports with free Wi-Fi (AFP)

AFP - Google is giving the gift of free wireless Internet to travelers at a host of US airports this holiday season.

Google Offers Free Wi-Fi in US Airports During the Holidays (PC World)

PC World - Hoping to bring holiday cheer to harried travelers, Google is footing the bill for Wi-Fi access at 47 U.S. airports through mid-January, so that people can connect free to the Internet while they wait at airline gates and other areas.

Google offers free holiday Wi-Fi at airports (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com - You're stuck in an airport terminal, desperate to check your e-mail, but your iPhone's battery is dead from having watched the entire 1980's classic Short Circuit during your flight delay. So, you crack open your MacBook and fire up your e-mail client.

Google Gives Wi-Fi Away Free at 47 U.S. Airports for Holidays (PC World)

PC World - Call it an early holiday gift from Google to millions of airline passengers. Google said will be offering free Wi-Fi to travelers across the United States starting Tuesday at 47 airports. Google says the Wi-Fi will be available until January 15, 2010. Google says it will also extend the free Wi-Fi offer to Virgin America flights within the continental United States.

Google's gift: Free WiFi in 47 airports

Google is planning to foot the bill for WiFi at 47 of the nation's airports for the rest of the year, beginning Tuesday.

UK lawmakers call for new rendition flight ban (AP)

AP - A group of British lawmakers proposed new laws Thursday to ban the use of airports, harbors or highways in the secret rendition of suspected terrorists, while a human rights group urged the government to stop detaining terror suspects without charge.

Al Qaeda calls for home-made bomb attacks in West

DUBAI (Reuters) - The leader of al Qaeda's wing in the Arabian Peninsula called on militants to attack airports and trains in the West and said they could easily make bombs from household materials, the group's Internet magazine said.

Spain's Ferrovial posts nine-month loss (AFP)

AFP - Spanish construction group Ferrovial, which owns British airports operator BAA, posted Thursday a net loss of 206 million euros during the first nine months of the year due to the weak economy.

Travel help for road warriors part of expanded iPhone apps catalog (InfoWorld)

InfoWorld - Two new apps aimed at business travelers are among the latest additions to InfoWorld.com's iPhone business apps catalog -- an interactive listing of Phone apps of use to professionals, businesses, and IT staff. The two travels apps are Airport Maps, which now provides facilities maps of major Canadian airports in addition to U.S. ones, and Flight Track Pro, which lets you check real-time flight information directly from your iPhone.