Monthly Archives: September 2009

Some Data on the Skype iPhone Application

Posted on September 22, 2009 by Christopher

How much data per second does the Skype iPhone application consume? I answer this, and think of how the application might impact Canadian customers. Continue reading →

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Analysis: ipoque, DPI, and Network Neutrality

Posted on September 6, 2009 by Christopher

German Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) manufacturer ipoque has produced a white paper titled “Deep Packet Inspection: Technology, Applications & Network Neutrality.” In it, the company distinguishes between DPI as a technology and as technology possessing potential social effects. After this discussion they provide a differentiated ‘tiering’ of various bandwidth management impacts on network neutrality. Continue reading →

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The Business of Infringing Content

Posted on September 1, 2009 by Christopher

Is Digiprotect worried about DPI appliances that are sensitive to copywritten files’ signatures as potentially endangering their operations? Continue reading →

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