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Tag Archives: globe and mail

Traffic shaping

The Globe and Mail has an article on traffic shaping, net neutrality, etc. in Canada. The article quotes Michael Geist who believes that traffic shaping reveals a Canadian ISP dirty little secret about the overselling of bandwidth.

Posted bymeganbolerDecember 2, 2007Posted inUncategorizedTags:globe and mail, overselling bandwidth, traffic shaping

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