May 24, 2004 12:50 PM PDT

Akamai glitch slows sites

A bug in Akamai Technologies' content management tools temporarily slowed or stopped downloads on Monday morning for some of the large Web sites that use its Internet distribution services. Akamai hosts elements such as graphics and video for many of the biggest Web sites online.

The slowdown was not a result of "outside interference," the Cambridge, Mass.-based company said Monday. The bug was found and the service restored to normal after about 90 minutes, an Akamai representative said.

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May be a bigger glitch than thought?
I clicked on my Yahoo yesterday morning around 10:00 and an Earthlink site showed up in my Yahoos place!
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