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The modern day small business has become equally as dependent
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Carmichael Business Technology provides
you with the assistance and technical guidance
needed to research, develop, implement,
and administer your business's IT systems.
This includes but is not limited to servers,
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right the first time.
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Updated:Thu, 15 May 2008 21:55:29 PST Latest Study Confirms Cox Traffic Shaping; Comcast Misleading Againf folks have been submitting various news reports claiming the "news" that <a href="http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080515/ap_on_hi_te/data_discrimination" target="_new">Cox is traffic shaping just like Comcast is</a> -- but that's hardly news. We had a story about that <a href="http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20071115/181511.shtml">last November</a>. What is a bit more interesting out of the same study (though, not very surprising) is the news that Comcast has been <a href="http://torrentfreak.com/comcast-lied-to-fcc-blocks-bittorrent-traffic-247-080515/" target="_new">less than forthright</a> in explaining what it's doing. While Comcast denied any traffic shaping for the longest time, when it finally 'fessed up (just a bit) it said that it only used traffic shaping during peak hours. However, the research suggests otherwise. After testing a bunch of users at various times, this new study found no noticeable difference in blockages based on time.
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