The university hosting tonight's debate is warning reporters not to bypass $200 WiFi charges - Business Insider

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Reporters covering tonight's presidential debate from Long Island's Hofstra University were met with an unwelcome surprise: Just to get online with a basic WiFi connection from the debate venue costs $200, as confirmed by Business Insider reporters on ...





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