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Re: Google wants to be your Internet

From: Randy Bush <randy () psg com>
Date: Sat, 20 Jan 2007 22:03:22 -0800

Its not that hard a problem to get on top of. Caching, unfortunately,
continues to be viewed as anaethma by ISP network operators in the
US. Strangely enough the caching technologies aren't a problem with the
content -delivery- people.


if we enbrace p2p, today's heavy hitting bad users are tomorrow's
wonderful local cachers.

randy

Current thread:

Re: Google wants to be your Internet, (continued)
- - - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Adrian Chadd (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Mark Smith (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Roland Dobbins (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Mark Smith (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Roland Dobbins (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Mark Smith (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Roland Dobbins (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet rich (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Adrian Chadd (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Stephen Sprunk (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Randy Bush (Jan 20)
    - CDN & ISP (was: Re: Google wants to be your Internet) Michal Krsek (Jan 22)
    - Re: CDN & ISP (was: Re: Google wants to be your Internet) Gadi Evron (Jan 22)
    - Re: CDN & ISP (was: Re: Google wants to be your Internet) Mark Smith (Jan 22)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Gadi Evron (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Charlie Allom (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Travis H. (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Jeremy Chadwick (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Gadi Evron (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Jeroen Massar (Jan 20)
    - Re: Google wants to be your Internet Stephen Sprunk (Jan 20)

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