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RESTON, Va. /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — comScore, a leader in measuring the digital world, has released March 2008 data from the comScore Video Metrix service, indicating that U.S. Internet users viewed 11.5 billion online videos during the month, representing a 13-percent gain versus February and a 64-percent gain versus March 2007. In March, Google Sites once again […]
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NEW YORK/PRNewswire/ — Bandwidth demands at branch locations are skyrocketing, according to Nemertes Research’s Advanced Communications Services benchmark. The study found that IT executives expect an 84% increase in bandwidth available in 2008, and a 99% increase in 2009, up from a 72% increase in 2007. “The continued demand by remote workers for high-performance collaborative […]
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Does TCP need an overhaul?
Just stumbled upon an article by Dr. Lawrence G. Roberts, CEO, Anagran Inc. He discusses the idea of solving Internet Congestion by Fixing the TCP protocol. Here is an excerpt There has been widespread discussion lately about the unfairness of the primary protocol we rely on with the Internet – Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) – […]
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Tags: network congestion, Traffic Shaping
Hopefully it’s no secret to you that we offer a fantastic Netequalizer Demo on our website. We were so confident that users would love the Netequalizer after demoing it that we announced our Flyaway Contest earlier in the year to reward a new user. To be eligible, all you had to do was register on […]
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Tags: Demo Site, Frontier, Netequalizer
We are always looking for feedback on how to improve Netequalizer products. What features do you want to see in 2008? Some ideas we have in the works are: CALEA Probe for VOIP Shaping by Domain Name (Input a URL Instead of an IP) Quieter Fan (Already Shipping This!) This is your chance to tell […]
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Tags: Bandwidth Shaping, Features, Improvements, Netequalizer, Traffic Shaping, Upgrades
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Analysis: Vuze’s Allegations Are Anecdotal, But Troubling
The following article recently appeared on ExtremeTech.com. Analysis: Vuze’s Allegations Are Anecdotal, But Troubling By Art Reisman Marvin Ammori of Free Press recently referenced a report issued by a third party company, Vuze, that insinuates with some evidence that ISPs are blocking certain kinds of Internet content. While I respect Marvin’s right to his opinion, […]
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