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Posted on July 2, 2008. Filed under: Trends | Tags: Cambridge, Guelph, internet, Kitchener, Sympatico, Traffic Throttling, Updated Information, Waterloo, Waterloo Region |
It seem that the numbers do not add up. This is the percentage of number of congested links taken from the most populous subscriber bases that Bell has. If you look at it it appears not that serious at all. Not near the doom and gloom Bell would have you believe.
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Posted on May 28, 2008. Filed under: Hardware, Software, Trends | Tags: Avast, AVG, Cambridge, computers, computing, Free Antivirus Software, Guelph, Kitchener, Money, Norton 360, Online Backup, Online-transaction Security Tools, Power Outages, Remote Backup, Resources, Time, Waterloo, Waterloo Region |
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What would you guys recommend? I am looking for an Antivirus/Internet Security that backups up my important documents online because I live in an area where power blackouts occur all the time I also need something that protects my identity because I do a great deal of online banking. I only know of one [...]
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Posted on May 17, 2008. Filed under: Trends | Tags: AOL Canada Inc., Bell Sympatico, Cambridge, Canadian Association of Internet Providers, cost, Execulink, Guelph, internet neutrality, ISP, Kitchener, MTS Allstream Canada Inc., Rogers, Sentex, traffic shaping, Waterloo, Waterloo Region |
A previous post outlined what traffic shaping is and some of my thoughts on it and I thought I would update you on some news…
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Posted on April 2, 2008. Filed under: Trends | Tags: bandwidth, Bell, High Speed, internet, net neutrality, p2p, peer-to-peer, Rogers, spam, Sympatico, throttling |
I have long been a fan of a company called Sandvine located in Waterloo, Ontario. Take a moment to read Sandvine MSO Case Study which overviews the impact of peer-to-peer traffic on a typical Multiple System Operatornetwork. It has a suite of hardware and software tools that “help” ISPs define what type of Internet traffic is going over their Internet [...]
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