Comments on: AT&T: Internet to hit full capacity by 2010

Blame it on all that content, especially videos, bring thrown into the pipes. But don't wish for government intervention, executive says.
(By Andrew Donoghue of ZDNet UK)
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[ChimiCelena]

Liars

AT&T has been trying to tamper with the internet for years! Trying to control what we view on the internet! They want to HOG the internet and control it, just like they late the Bush Admin in to listen to our phone conversations and receive all of our emails, they now want to continue with their spying crap and control what we can view. BAN AT & T they SUCK!!!

[Monkeyboy009]

www.towerstream.com

there network has no problem handling this type of traffic.

[ankurdewani]

Typically utilization of bandwidth and usage is directly proportional to the no.,quality & results of QUERIES that a user inputs from the moment he logs on. These queries can be as simple as searching, or as intense as uploading. At the end of it, its all about minimizing the no. of queries.

We are trying to research the potential ways of minimizing these queries by pre-defining most searched "keywords" & "categories".

By not entering any search query, or typing for searches you would be skipping multiple steps and help in saving energy and bandwidth.

If we all try and add to this pre-defined list of searches, we can help save far more energy, bandwidth and money.

Help us all move towards the green technology.

http://www.lazii.com
(currently in beta stage)

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