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Welke rol spelen dienstverleners zoals je internetprovider bij het verspreiden en/of tegenhouden van desinformatie? Met die vraag beginnen Herbert Blankesteijn en Ben van der Burg aan deze Technoloog. Met Anco Scholte ter Horst, CEO van Freedom Internet, praten we over precies zo'n zaak. Freedom zit inmiddels al zo'n twee jaar in een rechtszaak over het blokkeren van Russische bronnen van desinformatie. Freedom ageert tegen het blokkeren van deze websites, maar waarom eigenlijk? Het leidt tot een gesprek waarin we de rol van een Internet Service Provider (ISP) bespreken. Hoe zit deze zaak in elkaar? Welke argumenten hebben beide kanten? En hoe verhoudt de blokkade zich met het principe van netneutraliteit? Gast Anco Scholte ter Horst Links Freedom doet verslag van de rechtszaak Video YouTube Hosts Herbert Blankesteijn & Ben van der Burg Redactie Daniël Mol See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In today's digital age, online security and privacy are more important than ever.  With the rising number of cyberattacks and data breaches, taking steps to protect your personal information and browsing activity is crucial. One tool that has gained significant popularity in recent years is a Virtual Private Network (VPN).  But what is a VPN, and how can you use it?  In TFoA's episode, we'll explore everything you need to know about VPNs, including their pros and cons and how to go for the best fit.  What is a VPN? The Basics  In simple terms, a Virtual Private Network is a technology that creates a secure and encrypted connection between your device and the internet.  It's like a cloak of invisibility that will shield you from prying eyes — a virtual tunnel, allowing your data to pass through without being intercepted by hackers or government agencies. A VPN ensures that your online activities, such as browsing, streaming, and file sharing, remain private and protected.  How Does a VPN Work? Every time you connect to the internet, your device sends and receives data through your Internet Service Provider (ISP).  So your ISP can see your browsing history, track your digital operations, and even sell your preferences to advertisers.  However, when you use a Virtual Private Network, your data is first encrypted by your device and then sent to a server based in a different location.  From there, your information is decrypted and directed to its destination on the web.  https://todaysfocusofattention.com/what-is-a-vpn-do-you-need-one-to-keep-you-safe-online/ Listen to the full episode...

BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Cameron County Commissioners Court has launched a “County-Wide Broadband Expansion Project.”The Court wants to work with an Internet Service Provider (ISP) to draw down millions of dollars from the state and/or federal government in order so that the entire county has access to high-speed internet.  “Our goal is to make the service available to all the people of Cameron County,” said Cameron County Commissioner David Garza.“We want all of the kids to be able to access it and be able to do distance learning. We want to make sure that folks that need telemedicine can get counseled and taken care of at home if they need to be. It's a critical piece of a utility now. It is not a luxury. As the judge said, its a necessity.”County commissioners issued a Request For Proposals under the “County-Wide Broadband Expansion Project.” It is RFP No. 230102. Four ISPs were asked to make their pitch to be the County's partner. One of the four is Charter Communications, otherwise known as Spectrum. Here is an audio recording of the presentation Charter Communications made to county commissioners. Their representative was Thomas Aguillon. To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Cameron County Commissioners Court has launched a “County-Wide Broadband Expansion Project.”The Court wants to work with an Internet Service Provider (ISP) to draw down millions of dollars from the state and/or federal government in order so that the entire county has access to high-speed internet.  “Our goal is to make the service available to all the people of Cameron County,” said Cameron County Commissioner David Garza.“We want all of the kids to be able to access it and be able to do distance learning. We want to make sure that folks that need telemedicine can get counseled and taken care of at home if they need to be. It's a critical piece of a utility now. It is not a luxury. As the judge said, its a necessity.”County commissioners issued a Request For Proposals under the “County-Wide Broadband Expansion Project.” It is RFP No. 230102. Four ISPs were asked to make their pitch to be the County's partner. One of the four is AT&T. Here is an audio recording of the presentation AT&T made to county commissioners. Their representative was Mario Barragan. To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Cameron County Commissioners Court has launched a “County-Wide Broadband Expansion Project.”The Court wants to work with an Internet Service Provider (ISP) to draw down millions of dollars from the state and/or federal government in order so that the entire county has access to high-speed internet.  “Our goal is to make the service available to all the people of Cameron County,” said Cameron County Commissioner David Garza.“We want all of the kids to be able to access it and be able to do distance learning. We want to make sure that folks that need telemedicine can get counseled and taken care of at home if they need to be. It's a critical piece of a utility now. It is not a luxury. As the judge said, its a necessity.”County commissioners issued a Request For Proposals under the “County-Wide Broadband Expansion Project.” It is RFP No. 230102. Four ISPs were asked to make their pitch to be the County's partner. One of the four is VTX1. Here is an audio recording of the presentation VTX1 made to county commissioners. Their representative was Jeffrey Patterson. To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas - Cameron County Commissioners Court has launched a “County-Wide Broadband Expansion Project.”The Court wants to work with an Internet Service Provider (ISP) to draw down millions of dollars from the state and/or federal government in order that the entire county has access to high-speed internet.  “Our goal is to make the service available to all the people of Cameron County,” said Cameron County Commissioner David Garza.“We want all of the kids to be able to access it and be able to do distance learning. We want to make sure that folks that need telemedicine can get counseled and taken care of at home if they need to be. It's a critical piece of a utility now. It is not a luxury. As the judge said, it's a necessity.”County commissioners issued a Request For Proposals under the “County-Wide Broadband Expansion Project.” It is RFP No. 230102. Four ISPs were asked to make their pitch to be the County's partner. One of the four is SmartCom. Here is an audio recording of the presentation SmartCom made to county commissioners. Their representative was Daniel Saenz. To read the new stories and watch the news videos of the Rio Grande Guardian International News Service go to www.riograndeguardian.com.

This week on the podcast, Christopher is joined by Angela Siefer (Executive Director, National Digital Inclusion Alliance) and Matt Larsen (CEO, Vistabeam) to talk about connecting the unconnected and doing digital equity work as a small Internet Service Provider (ISP). In a marketplace that heavily favors the largest cable and telephone providers, they share the ways that they participate in grant programs and how they actively build peer networks to exchange knowledge and make sure the Internet works for as many of us as it can.  ★ Support this podcast ★

Video - https://youtu.be/w3Nz75LzZNE I thinks people should be using their own networking equipment in place of the equipment supplied to them by their Internet Service Provider (ISP)—and the rest of this article will extensively detail why. My thanks to Jason Fitzpatrick for his excellent article and the catalyst for this video. You'll find his article at: https://bit.ly/3KQ6vU1 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/norbert-gostischa/support

Producer/Host: Jim Campbell When we are going to undergo a medical procedure or be part of a research study, we are asked to give “informed consent” to permit the medial professionals to provide treatment or to be part of a research study. There are very specific criteria for what “informed consent” means in those situations. On the web, we are often asked to give consent to our Internet Service Provider (ISP) or to web sites we use to enable the ISP or the site to collect and sell our personal information. But what does “informed consent” mean in those cases? Let’s think about that, and begin to look at what a recent national study discovered about that question. About the host: Jim Campbell has a longstanding interest in the intersection of digital technology, law, and public policy and how they affect our daily lives in our increasingly digital world. He has banged around non-commercial radio for decades and, in the little known facts department (that should probably stay that way), he was one of the readers voicing Richard Nixon's words when NPR broadcast the entire transcript of the Watergate tapes. Like several other current WERU volunteers, he was at the station's sign-on party on May 1, 1988 and has been a volunteer ever since doing an early stint as a Morning Maine host, and later producing WERU program series including Northern Lights, Conversations on Science and Society, Sound Portrait of the Artist, Selections from the Camden Conference, others that will probably come to him after this is is posted, and, of course, Notes from the Electronic Cottage. The post Notes from the Electronic Cottage 2/23/23: Informed Consent 1 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

In this episode, we talk to Deborah Simpier and Justin Kilpatrick, co-founders of Althea, an Internet Service Provider (ISP) platform and blockchain that enables the coordination of multi-stakeholder networks. Althea is built for a fast and affordable, locally run internet. Althea's unique cooperative vision for the internet brings peering from the data center to the field. Empowering communities to build multi-stakeholder networks faster and more affordably than legacy telecom models. The core technology behind Althea is a price-aware routing protocol and blockchain-based payment system that debits and credits funds based on a router's bandwidth usage. Althea decouples the service and infrastructure layers of Internet delivery and coordinates transparent and programmatic revenue sharing. Deborah's Twitter (https://twitter.com/DeborahSimpier) Justin's Twitter (https://twitter.com/ttk314) We spoke to the team about their journey with Althea, and: Open source & Linux Engineering & impacting the world Bridges & the philosophy behind building them Mesh & bandwidth Payment channels & TCR Cryptography Working nights & delivering products Routing & decentralization Delivering products Tools & libraries for web3 Economic incentives The projects and people that have been mentioned in this episode: | Tendermint (https://tendermint.com/) | Cosmos (https://cosmos.network/) | IBC (https://ibcprotocol.org/) | Althea (https://althea.net/) | Gravity Bridge (https://www.gravitybridge.net/) | Ethereum (https://www.ethereum.org/) | BTC (https://www.bitcoin.org/) | Spank chain (https://spankchain.com/) | XDAI (https://www.xdaichain.com) | If you like what we do at Citizen Cosmos: Stake with Citizen Cosmos validator (https://www.citizencosmos.space/staking) Help support the project via Gitcoin Grants (https://gitcoin.co/grants/1113/citizen-cosmos-podcast) Listen to the YouTube version (https://youtu.be/KEZCOQ5vTAk) Read our blog (https://citizen-cosmos.github.io/blog/) Check out our GitHub (https://github.com/citizen-cosmos/Citizen-Cosmos) Join our Telegram (https://t.me/citizen_cosmos) Follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/cosmos_voice) Sign up to the RSS feed (https://www.citizencosmos.space/rss) Special Guests: Deborah Simpier and Justin Kilpatrick.

I interviewed Trish Bishop.  Trish is an author, an IT professional, and much more.  She helped launch the first Internet Service Provider(ISP) in Canada that was also the first to go public.  After being diagnosed with Scleroderma in 1998, Trish refused all medications and began an incredible journey to reclaim her health, and ultimately her life, facing her fear of death and walking a path to discover her truth.  Trish is now an Energy Integration Coach helping leaders create massive transformation by learning to read and interpret energetic information. She authored the book entitled "The Question Journey", a powerful book of questions that most people want to avoid because they know these questions will mean change!  Trish currently lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada with her husband and has 2 amazing children who have now flown the coop!  Her passion is to help people discover and own their power!Trish has developed 6 high-performance teams throughout her career. She credits her success to 2 things:1. Her leadership philosophy, "True power comes from empowering others" ~Denis Waitley, and2. Her ability to read and interpret energetic information (call it intuition, gut instinct, spidey sense, it's all the same thing!) Trish's mission is to heal our corporate work environments one leader at a time.I encourage everyone to follow her and be transformed through her insights and buy her book and give it as Christmas presents.Everyone has a story, and this is her story.Below are the sites that house her work.https://thequestionjourney.com https://www.trishbishop.com/https://facebook.com/TheQuestionJourney https://instagram.com/QuestionJourneyhttps://twitter.com/QuestionJourneyVisit our Threads store:  https://threads-of-enlightenment.myshopify.com/We shop worldwide to find some of the highest-quality and some limited hard-to-find products online for you. We work closely with many suppliers to get the lowest prices. Enjoy our store!!!!!!. Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.ShareASale Get your affiliate marketing strategy off the ground today with ShareASale.Built Bar The favorite protein bar of many discerning fitness trainers and fitness enthusiasts alike.Timeshare Specialists Our programs provide a fast, safe, guaranteed timeshare exitDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=2QSM5QR4P2JQQ)

Trish Bishop, a High-Performance Leader, Empath, Shaman, Intuitive, and author of The Question Journey. More importantly, she has developed 6 high-performance teams throughout her career. She was introduced to what it means to be part of a high-performance team when she helped launch the first Internet Service Provider (ISP) in Canada that was also the first ISP to go public.  Throughout this episode, Trish and I will talk about her courageous journey of overcoming the fear of death and how she made her disease into an opportunity to start all over again. In addition, we will explore how she changed a lot of people especially the corporate leaders into finding their very own #bestmeever.    My Unicorns, enjoy listening!    Here are a few topics you'll hear in today's show…  Trish's battle with Scleroderma and how she used it as an opportunity to become the best version of herself. How to overcome the fear of death.  The importance of showing a positive attitude in spite of challenges. What is an Energy Integration Coach? And how does it help the world?  The importance of finding your own coach.  Connect with Trish Bishop: Website: https://www.trishbishop.com/ (https://www.trishbishop.com/) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trishbishop/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/trishbishop/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trish.bishop/ (https://www.facebook.com/trish.bishop/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/questionjourney/ (https://www.instagram.com/questionjourney/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/questionjourney (https://twitter.com/questionjourney) Connect with Coach Myke Celis: Website: https://coach-mykecelis.com/ (https://coach-mykecelis.com/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mybestmeever (https://www.facebook.com/mybestmeever) Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChhYEL3vxZPctDCUmVCOucg (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChhYEL3vxZPctDCUmVCOucg) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/my_bestmeever/ (https://www.instagram.com/my_bestmeever/) This podcast is under Guerrilla Podcast Syndicate and powered by Kangaroofern, Australia's Independent Podcast Management Company. Kangaroofern Website: https://kangaroofern.com/ (https://kangaroofern.com/) Kangaroofern Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kangaroofern (https://www.facebook.com/kangaroofern) Guerilla Podcast Syndicate Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/guerrillasweare (https://www.facebook.com/guerrillasweare) Guerilla Podcast Syndicate Website: https://guerrillapodcastsyndicate.com/?fbclid=IwAR2bQHVWA_sfZtWQ932_oWHXAY-PG1O5io4pnNs1XH3p9YbnUff_tbBX5MQ (https://guerrillapodcastsyndicate.com/)   Thanks so much for listening to our podcast!   If you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe. So, you'll be notified when a new episode is posted in Apple podcast, Google podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, or via RSS . and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.   You can also subscribe to the podcast app on your mobile device.    If you found value in this episode, Leave us an Apple Podcast review Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to us and greatly appreciated.    They help our podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes our show to more awesome listeners like you.    If you have a minute, please leave an honest review of Apple Podcasts. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below!   if you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us. And if you want to know more check out http://www.auspodsyndicate.com.au/ (www.kangaroofern.com) https://www.buymeacoffee.com/guerrillasweare (★ Support this podcast ★)

Supercookies don't use local storage as regular cookies do. Instead, they are injected at the network level as Unique Identifier Headers (UIDH). Supercookies are inserted by your Internet Service Provider (ISP) rather than the website itself. Apple updated its browsers to prevent the use of supercookies in 2019. Google rolled out a similar fix late last year with the Chrome 86 release, an update that also rolled over into Microsoft's Chromium-based Edge browser. In January, Mozilla launched Firefox 85 which cracks down on supercookie-based tracking methods.10 Feb 2021

Pada dasarnya, pengadaan barang dan jasa merupakan suatu kegiatan pengadaan dalam hal untuk mendapatkan barang dan jasa baik dari pemerintah ataupun swasta. Terdapat beberapa jenis pengadaan barang dan jasa seperti pengadaan barang Kantor, pengadaan alat-alat elektronik, pengadaan jasa internet, dan lain sebagainya. Besarnya manfaat internet terhadap instansi pemerintah dan masyarakat, membuat sebagian besar instansi pemerintah terjangkau oleh layanan internet atau yang lebih dikenal dengan Internet Service Provider (ISP). Di samping itu, ISP juga memiliki peran penting dalam masyarakat yaitu memberikan pelayanan kepada konsumen agar bisa mengakses internet. Tanpa adanya perusahaan ISP, kita tidak akan bisa mengakses internet melalui perangkat elektronik apapun. Sebagai bentuk pelayanan publik, Pemerintah juga memastikan bahwa ISP dapat berjalan dengan lancar dan baik bagi masyarakat.

Pada dasarnya, pengadaan barang dan jasa merupakan suatu kegiatan pengadaan dalam hal untuk mendapatkan barang dan jasa baik dari pemerintah ataupun swasta. Terdapat beberapa jenis pengadaan barang dan jasa seperti pengadaan barang Kantor, pengadaan alat-alat elektronik, pengadaan jasa internet, dan lain sebagainya. Besarnya manfaat internet terhadap instansi pemerintah dan masyarakat, membuat sebagian besar instansi pemerintah terjangkau oleh layanan internet atau yang lebih dikenal dengan Internet Service Provider (ISP). Di samping itu, ISP juga memiliki peran penting dalam masyarakat yaitu memberikan pelayanan kepada konsumen agar bisa mengakses internet. Tanpa adanya perusahaan ISP, kita tidak akan bisa mengakses internet melalui perangkat elektronik apapun. Sebagai bentuk pelayanan publik, Pemerintah juga memastikan bahwa ISP dapat berjalan dengan lancar dan baik bagi masyarakat.

We're bringing you a treat in this 1st episode of Season 4 of Strategy Simplified!  The episode features a BCG case interview where a leading Internet Service Provider (ISP) is struggling to make a profit. The candidate has been tasked to create a strategy for aggressive revenue growth.  Listen as he builds a framework for and identifies potential solutions to the problem in the case. There are learnings aplenty throughout the session, so make sure to take notes as you listen!  LinksWatch this on YouTube: CLICK HERE  Get case interview prep help: CLICK HERE Access 500+ case studies in the MC Case Library: CLICK HERE Liked this episode? Leave a review on Apple Podcasts to help us get to 1,000 reviews!What topics do you want more of? Fill out a

Selecting an Internet Service Provider (ISP) can be difficult if you don't know the terminology. How is connection speed measured? How does download speed differ from upload speed? What is latency? What's a data cap? We talk about all of this and more. Plus, we compare in general terms the different kinds of connection modalities, including dial-up, cable, fiber, satellite, and DSL. Show Notes Episode 3: What is a Byte? Episode 5: How does the Internet work? Follow us on Twitter @KopecExplains. Theme “Place on Fire” Copyright 2019 Creo, CC BY 4.0 Find out more at http://kopec.live

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Adaptation is key when it comes to technology and innovation. In this week’s podcast, we discuss how technology evolves to fit the ever-changing dynamic between artists and their fan-bases with Fabrice Sergent, the co-founder and CEO of Bandsintown. We look at new ways in which Bandsintown supports its artists with new features such as WatchLive and a recent partnership with Twitch. We also discuss the shift in livestream viewing trends which have increased dramatically and what this means for artists and digital platforms. Guest: Fabrice Sergent, Co-Founder and Managing Director, Bandsintown Group Based in New York, Fabrice is an entrepreneur with experiences in the music and tech industries. He has spent 10 years in Europe and 13 years in the US, leading 2 start-ups from inception to over $100m in revenue. Fabrice is also a director of the Mobile Giving Foundation since 2009, serving 800 charities in the US and Canada. Fabrice launched his first start-up as Founder and CEO of Club-Internet in 1995, one of the very first and leading French consumer Internet Service Provider (ISP). Club-Internet was sold to Deutsche Telekom’s T-Online for €1.2 billion in 2000 with close to one million subscribers when he left the company.   Fabrice then co-founded Cellfish Media, a leading App publisher, and Bandsintown Group through organic growth and acquisitions. Fabrice served as a board member of several prominent media and internet companies in Europe such as the supervisory board of the publicly traded T-Online (largest German ISP), was a director of media/tech companies such as Le Monde Interactif (groupe Le Monde), Hachette Multimedia (Lagardere), Lagardere Active (TV and Radio).   He is regularly featured as a speaker or expert at key music and tech events including SXSW, DLD, Billboard Conference, Pollstar Conference, Midem, Mobile World Congress, MusicBiz. Fabrice has been selected as one of the 100 Most Creative People in Business by Fast Company in 2018.    Mentioned Links: Website: https://news.bandsintown.com/  https://www.twitch.tv/bandsintown/ Facebook: @bandsintown @bitforartists IG: @bandsintown @bandsintownforartists Twitter: @bandsintown @bitforartists    

我們普通的網際網路使用者，只需要將網路連接到網際網路服務業者(Internet Service Provider，ISP)，剩下的網際網路的連通工作，業者會在幕後幫我們完成。但是站在網際網路服務業者的角度，業者不只是必須跟國際的ISP連接，在國內，也必須同時跟國內的其他業者ISP相連接。於是，我們需要一個額外的腳色，專門服務業者和業者之間的網路封包的連通和交換。這個額外的腳色，就是 Internet Exchange (IX)，我稱為「網際網路交換中心」。我藉著下面假想的、台灣的例子，我們就可以理解網際網路交換中心，扮演什麼重要的功能。假想情境：五家業者首先，我先假設台灣國內有五家網際網路服務業者。這五家業者，各自租用連接到外國的國際線路，來讓各自的租用客戶，可以跟國際的Internet 相接通。這樣已經可以讓網際網路開始工作了。但是，並不是很有效率。我假設台灣國內某個熱門的購物網站，伺服器架設在業者一(ISP 1)。熱門購物網站的用戶端，肯定不只是業者一自己內部的租用客戶，一定也有不少的用戶，是來自於業者三、或者是業者五。這時候問題來了。業者三租用客戶的封包，必須先跑到國外，才能再連回到業者一。反方向的流量，或者是業者五的用戶，也有完全相同的困擾。在這個情境下，網路依然可以接通，只不過，所走的路徑並不是最短路徑，網路延遲時間會非常高。同時，出國的國際線路，單價很高，頻寬很貴，這並不是最經濟的網路連接方式。可能方案一 業者之間直拉國內線路在這個假想的情境中，我假設業者一和業者三、業者五之間，願意投資直拉的線路。這時候，封包就可以改成走台灣國內的線路。國內的線路，跟國際的線路比較，相對的單價比較便宜，同時網路延遲時間也比較短。因此，流量最佳化的問題解決了。下一個新的問題是，假設每一家業者，都有熱門的網站，都需要服務來自不同業者內的租用客戶，而且每一家業者之間，都願意投資直拉的線路。如果真的這樣拉線路，最後這個業者和業者之間的線路網，本身就會變得非常複雜。我知道，很多讀者可能覺得，畫面中的拓樸只有10條線路，感覺起來不算很複雜。但是，當業者數目越來越多的時候，例如台灣國內有20家業者，這時候線路的數字，就來到了190條 (20X19/2) 了！永久方案：網際網路交換中心我們需要一個獨立的腳色，也就是本文的主角「網際網路交換中心」(Internet Exchange, IX)。只要「網際網路交換中心」存在，業者和業者兩兩之間，不再需要拉直通的台灣國內線路了。每家業者，只需要分別拉通往「網際網路交換中心」的直拉線路，就可以同時達成，封包在比較近比較便宜的國內線路交換，而且線路網本身，又不會太複雜。可能會有朋友擔心，單點故障全體故障 (Single Point of Failure, SPOF)的疑慮。事實上，網際網路交換中心的腳色，可以同時存在超過一個，對於網際網路業者來說，只要同時連接到超過一個的網際網路交換中心，問題就得到解決。因為「網際網路交換中心」所連接的對象，都是網際網路服務業者，因此也有文件稱呼，網際網路交換中心就是ISP之間的Service Provider。One more thing…「網際網路交換中心」(Internet Exchange, IX)，從前面的討論來看，的確扮演著「國內流量」的交換匯聚腳色，假設「網際網路交換中心」的管理上出現問題，被駭客植入監視系統，肯定所有業者下面的租用戶流量，都可能被駭客監看。我個人的看法是，封包只要在網際網路上流動，內容被第三者監看，是很自然的結果。只要我們的封包，在送出我們自己的電腦之前，都已經得到加密、電子簽章的保護，例如IPSec、VPN、SSH、SSL/TLS等，一般的用戶，其實不需要特別擔心。還有，網際網路交換中心，在國內也不會只有一個。只要別同時被駭客控制，就沒有完全斷網的可能。即便在最差的狀況下，失去了所有的網際網路交換中心，業者依然可以透過昂貴的國際Internet來接通。我想說的是，保護好「網際網路交換中心」的確很重要，但是，也別恐慌於即將失去其中的一個。我是洪李吉。我的網站是「Cisco學習資訊分享」。我們下次見！「林蔭大道」香港中文大學

Heute dreht sich alles um das Thema: „Was ist eigentlich ein SD-Wan?“   Die Abkürzung SD-Wan steht für Software-Defined Wide Area Network. Und wie der Name schon vermuten lässt, handelt es sich hierbei um ein Weitverkehrsnetz bei dem die Netzwerksteuerung softwaremäßig erfolgt und von der Hardware getrennt ist. Es ist noch ein sehr junges Verfahren, dessen Ursprünge im Software-defined Networking (SDN) liegen. Im Gegensatz zur traditionellen WAN-Architektur, die wie Sie wissen sehr teuer und komplex sind, ermöglicht SD-WAN eine einfache und kostengünstige Einrichtung und Bereitstellung von WAN-Diensten an verteilten Standorten und bietet eine zentralisierte Verwaltung, netzwerkweite Kontrolle und Transparenz. SD-WAN ist eine Overlay-Architektur, die die traditionelle WAN-Architektur um eine Software-Ebene erweitert. Beim SD-WAN-Konzept spielen Controller eine wichtige Rolle, da sie die diversen Switches und Router steuern und die Policies an die Netzknoten verteilen. Dabei verwaltet die Software alle netzrelevanten Daten zentral. Sprich alle Informationen über das Routing, das Netzwerkmanagement, die Konfiguration und die Sicherheitsrichtlinien. Außerdem schafft die Softwaresteuerung flexible Strukturen, denen problemlos neue Links, Pfade oder Verbindungsstrukturen hinzugefügt oder geändert werden können. Ebenso können die Sicherheitsrichtlinien flexibel eingesetzt werden. Wie funktioniert SD-WAN nun eigentlich genau? Im Groben müssen Sie sich das so vorstellen: Die softwarebasierte Virtualisierung mittels Software-Defined Networking (SDN) Technologie und Network Function Virtualization (NFV) ermöglicht eine Netzwerk-Abstraktion. Die Netzwerkmanagement-Ebene, die auch Kontroll-Ebene (Control Plane) genannt wird und die optimale effektivste Route durch das Netzwerk bestimmt, wird dabei von der Datentransport-Ebene (Data Plane), die für die Weiterleitung der Datenpakete zuständig ist entkoppelt und in ein Cloud-System ausgelagert.   Die Netzwerkmanagement-Ebene liegt jetzt als Overlay, über der WAN-Verbindung und ermöglicht die Priorisierung von Anwendungen und Datenpaketen sowie die Abstraktion der Unternehmensrichtlinien und eine zentralisierte Netzwerksteuerung und Überwachung. Mithilfe einer zentralen Management-Konsole können nun IT-Verantwortliche bestimmte Anwendungen und Datenströme nach Wichtigkeit priorisieren und über spezifische WAN-Verbindungen leiten. Das bedeutet, dass geschäftskritische und sicherheitsrelevante Daten und Anwendungen beispielsweise über sichere MPLS-Verbindungen verschickt werden und weniger kritische Daten über die Internetverbindungen wie Breitband, 3G/4G/LTE, Glasfaser).So kann der Datenverkehr dynamisch auf unterschiedliche Netzwerke und Verbindungen verlagert und dadurch die Bandbreite optimiert werden. Bei Ausfall einer Verbindung kann der Traffic auf andere Pfade umgeleitet werden. Dadurch kann bei einem Failover schnell reagiert und eine hohe Ausfallsicherheit erzielt werden.   Darüber hinaus ermöglicht die Network Function Virtualization das WAN automatisiert anzupassen. Das heißt Netzfunktionen wie beispielsweise ein Multi-VPN, ein Internet-Breakout, oder eine Firewall können fast per Knopfdruck an bereitgestellt werden.Sie sehen, die SD-WAN Technologie erfüllt die Anforderungen, die Cloud-Services, SaaS, Big Data und IoT-Anwendungen heute an ein Netzwerk stellen. Es ergänzt und ersetzt herkömmliche WAN-Router und unterstützt Transporttechnologien wie MPLS, Internet und LTE. Durch die zentrale Netzwerksteuerung kann der Traffic in Echtzeit gesteuert werden. Es können flexible Strukturen aufgebaut, der WAN-Traffic und die Verbindungen können in Bezug auf die Kosten, Auslastung und Datensicherheit optimiert werden. Zudem kann Überlast verhindert und Verzögerungen und Paketverluste minimiert werden.Wie kann ein multinationales Unternehmen SD-WAN in seinem Netz einführen? Im Prinzip führen drei Wege zum Software-defined WAN: Ehe wir zum Schluss kommen, möchte Ich mich noch kurz einer Frage widmen: Außerdem baut SD-WAN eine einheitliche Konnektivität über jeden Transportweg auf, indem es private und öffentliche Verbindungen, Festnetze, optische Netze, das Internet und Mobilfunknetze abstrahiert, wodurch vorhandene WAN-Verbindungen beibehalten und als Tunnel genutzt werden können, um die Bandbreite zu optimieren und die effektivste Route zu bestimmen.   Wie bereits geschildert, setzt ein SD-WAN auf einem bestehenden Netzwerk auf und überlagert es (Overlay).   Die vorhandene WAN-Infrastruktur wird durch eine komplett neue SD-WAN-Infrastruktur ersetzt, beispielsweise durch SD-WAN Boxen. oder SD-WAN wird als Service von einem WAN-Provider oder Internet Service Provider (ISP) bezogen. Jeder Ansatz bietet seine Vorteile und Nachteile.   Zusammenfassend kann ich sagen: Mit der SD-WAN-Technologie profitieren Sie durch eine Höhere Flexibilität: Da durch das intelligente Routing und hybrides Netzdesign, kritische Daten über das private MPLS, weniger kritische Daten über das öffentliche Internet geleitet werden. Außerdem können Sie mit Hilfe des Web-Portals Anpassungen wie z. B. Bandbreitenbedarf, Priorisierungen, Ports etc. kurzfristig selbst vornehmen werden.   Geringere Kosten: Da Bandbreitenintensive und gleichzeitig weniger kritische Anwendungen und Daten auf das preiswertere öffentliche Internet ausgelagert (Traffic Offloading) werden. Außerdem können Sie den Bandbreitenbedarf im Bedarfsfall kurzfristig selber erhöhen und senken. Dass heißt dass die höheren Kosten für mehr Bandbreite lediglich im tatsächlich benötigten Zeitraum entstehen und nicht darüber hinaus.

On today's show, we've got LBA Ware founder and CEO, Lori Brewer. We're going to be talking about what's new in the world of LO compensation and how lenders can adjust their compensation strategy to thrive in a sometimes-challenging market. LBA Ware Founder and CEO Lori Brewer is an accomplished entrepreneur and technology leader who has manifested her forward-thinking visions regarding fintech through the development of more than 25 financial applications. As an officer in the U.S. Air Force, she wrote the first web site for the C-130 Hercules System Program Office. Following the conclusion of her military service, she worked at an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and subsequently was employed by a mortgage lender to create an in-house Intranet automating all things possible pertaining to the manufacturing of a mortgage loan. She founded LBA Ware in 2008 to deliver innovation and business process optimization to community banks and independent mortgage lenders through LBA Ware's flagship products CompenSafe™ and LOS Talker™. Read more On today's show, we've got LBA Ware founder and CEO, Lori Brewer. We're going to be talking about what's new in the world of LO compensation and how lenders can adjust their compensation strategy to thrive in a sometimes-challenging market. LBA Ware Founder and CEO Lori Brewer is an accomplished entrepreneur and technology leader who has manifested her forward-thinking visions regarding fintech through the development of more than 25 financial applications. As an officer in the U.S. Air Force, she wrote the first web site for the C-130 Hercules System Program Office. Following the conclusion of her military service, she worked at an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and subsequently was employed by a mortgage lender to create an in-house Intranet automating all things possible pertaining to the manufacturing of a mortgage loan. She founded LBA Ware in 2008 to deliver innovation and business process optimization to community banks and independent mortgage lenders through LBA Ware's flagship products CompenSafe™ and LOS Talker™. Read more

On today’s show, we’ve got LBA Ware founder and CEO, Lori Brewer. We’re going to be talking about what’s new in the world of LO compensation and how lenders can adjust their compensation strategy to thrive in a sometimes-challenging market. LBA Ware Founder and CEO Lori Brewer is an accomplished entrepreneur and technology leader who has manifested her forward-thinking visions regarding fintech through the development of more than 25 financial applications. As an officer in the U.S. Air Force, she wrote the first web site for the C-130 Hercules System Program Office. Following the conclusion of her military service, she worked at an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and subsequently was employed by a mortgage lender to create an in-house Intranet automating all things possible pertaining to the manufacturing of a mortgage loan. She founded LBA Ware in 2008 to deliver innovation and business process optimization to community banks and independent mortgage lenders through LBA Ware’s flagship products CompenSafe™ and LOS Talker™. Read more

PowEp020 - Connection Challenges The Original Connection Challenge Struggling to have a power connection due to the weather and not having a backup option Internet Connection Challenges Important Connections to make when Off-the-Grid ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Introduction Hello and welcome to the Sunshine & PowerCuts podcast, my name is Heather and I am your host. This podcast features two types of episodes which alternate. Sunshine ones offer inspiration drawn from nature, and the PowerCut episodes like this one are where I share honest insights into my life living off the power grid. Embark on a journey [em]powered by nature. ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Notes from this episode: Internet Connection Speeds - the rate in megabits per second (Mbps) at which data is able to be downloaded from the internet to your computer and data is able to be uploaded from your computer to the internet. The faster the speed the faster the data is transferred, allowing for smoother livestreams for example. My original connection speed was 5Mbps down, 1Mbps up - which led to stability issues whilst connecting via video and livestreaming. The upgraded speed for the Sunshine Summit was 30Mbps down, 5Mbps up - which allowed the livestreams to go ahead. The reason the speeds were taken away at the end of August according to the Internet Service Provider (ISP) was due to the tower the signal was coming from hadn't been upgraded to be able to cope with sending data that fast wirelessly. ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Important Links: Website: www.sunshineandpowercuts.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/SunshineAndPowerCuts TeeSpring: https://teespring.com/stores/sunshine-powercuts YouTube: youtube.com/HeatherWelch_life-is-beautiful Twitch: twitch.tv/sunpowerpod Ways you can connect with me: Tweet me on Twitter @SunPowerPod Follow me on Instagram @SunPowerPod Email me at hello@sunshineandpowercuts.com Leave me a comment on Facebook @SunshineAndPowerCuts If you have a story you'd like to share - fill in the form at the bottom of the Contact Page of the Sunshine & PowerCuts Website And you can Support the Show and get access to exclusive content and bonus episodes on Patreon. ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Upcoming Event: International Podcast Day 2018 - September 30th Celebrate the Power of Podcasting I have been invited to be a guest speaker for the official International PodcastDay 2018 livestream event. I would love for you to join me for my segment in the live chat: https://internationalpodcastday.com/live/ 6pm PDT on September 29th - which is 2pm NZT on Sept 30th You can find out more here: https://internationalpodcastday.com/speakers/heather-welch/ Use #InternationalPodcastDay on social media to follow the conversations. Listen to: Bonus Episode 02 - International Podcast Day 2017 Previous Events: Sunshine Summits March & August 2018 Sunshine Summit 2018 - 11th August to 17th August (US time Zones) Replays can be found on the Sunshine Summit 2018 page on the website. Or on YouTube here: March Sunshine Summit YouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL070DpBFuf_T9JPQKm9VM90_3I5UgjNRZ August Sunshine Summit YouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL070DpBFuf_QM8pfqFq7nSnnCWooXQ-nm ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ Support the Show: To gain access to the commmunity, extra resources and bonus episodes or to just simply support the show you can do so on Patreon.com/SunshineAndPowerCuts. Keep cool in a Sunshine & PowerCuts t-shirt, warm up with a hoodie, take a tote bag or savour the moment with a mug from the TeeSpring Store: https://teespring.com/stores/sunshine-powercuts Subscribe to the podcast Listen, Review and Rate – PodBean // Spotify //  Apple Podcasts  //  Stitcher  //  Tune In  //  PodKnife  //  Poddirectory Music – Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven from the https://www.youtube.com/audiolibrary/music

We’re having a conversation about why your internet sucks. But the internet doesn’t suck, your internet company does. Your internet is open and free to the world, but your Internet Service Provider (ISP), is surprisingly closed and lacking in innovation. This week, Jeff Christensen talks with Sean Sevy about how his company called EntryPoint has created … Continue reading "The Solution to Bad Internet Companies – with Jeff Christensen"

Welcome to episode 59 of the EdTech Situation Room from August 2, 2017, where technology news meets educational analysis. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) and Wes Fryer (@wfryer) discussed Apple's recent favorable quarterly earnings report, Tim Cook's alleged statements to President Trump about Apple manufacturing returning (at least in part) to the USA mainland, the relatively low influence of peer-journaled research in most K-12 educational purchasing decisions, and the implications of genetic modification / genomics in recently announced insect eradication campaigns in the US as well as a breakthrough human embryo genetic mutation "edit." Other topics addressed included solar eclipse sunglasses scams on Amazon (buyer beware!), some excellent explanatory videos and articles about cryptocurrencies and the "blockchain" (including Bitcoin), the announced death of Flash as a supported web technology from Adobe in 2020, and recent hacks to Verizon customers as well as an alarmingly saavy web user whose AT&T iPhone account was compromised in a targeted attacked even though he had 2-step verification turned on as well as an account passcode. (The AT&T call center rep was the weak link and granted account access to the hacker without the required customer pass phrase.) Lastly, an article prediction that SpaceX will become the leading global Internet Service Provider (ISP) when they triple the number of communication satellites in earth orbit, and the current battle of Snopes to raise money and remain financially solvent were discussed. Geeks of the week included ShoutKey, a website for sharing time-limited shortened web links / URLs with plain English words easy to spell (Wes) and an Anker solar charger for digital devices (Jason). Jason also announced the "Chromebook App List" on the NCCE blog, and Wes shared he will be presenting for Classroom 2.0 Live on Saturday, August 12th. (Note: This is a correction from the date shared during this episode). Please check our shownotes below and links on http://edtechsr.com/links for all referenced articles and resources from this episode. Follow us on Twitter @edtechSR to stay up to date about upcoming shows. Please try to join us LIVE online if you can, normally on Wednesday nights at 10 pm Eastern / 9 pm Central / 8 pm Mountain / 7 pm Pacific.

Today we are talking email addresses. If you are like me, you have a bunch of them all meant for specific purposes. If you are how I used to be, you have one email account that may be with your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and you get EVERYTHING through that bad boy.... In this episode, Dr. T (that's me!) and Eugene Terry talk about how creating an email address can help get you started on your journey...even if you already have one. After an Autism diagnosis, most of us scrambled to figure out what to do next. Well, through trial and error, I have discovered 5 action items that makes the transition and communication process so much easier! This is step 1. Setting up a dedicated email address for your Superhero is the first step in helping you organize communications related to his or her special education journey. Find out why Dr. T recommends this very important task! (2:55) Dr. T explains why her mission, family, website, etc. is “pro-autism”. (5:22) Dr. T introduces her free online email course that reveals action items for you to complete. (5:54) Navigation to the online course if given. You can find it at http://drteresavasquez.com/courses. Choose the first one under “Email Courses” (“IDEA Law Outline & Tech Integration LEVEL 1 – 5-day Email Course”). This course thoroughly explains the IDEA law and how you can use technology to get organized for your special education journey. (6:32) Dr. T talks about setting up an email address specifically for communication regarding your Superhero, and explains the many ways it can simplify your life. In particular, you should set up a professionally-named Gmail account. Embrace your mission! Join the Facebook Group: http://facebook.com/groups/embraceyourmission Find more information at: http://www.drteresavasquez.com/tech-integration-level-1-week-1-email-address-one-please/ iTunes Podcast: http://bit.ly/autismpossible Online Course: http://www.drteresavasquez.com/courses/

Censorship of online communications threatens principles of openness and freedom of information on which the Internet was founded. In the interest of transparency and accountability, and more broadly to develop scientific rigour in the field, we need methodologies to measure and characterize Internet censorship. Such studies will not only help users make informed choices about information access, but also illuminate entities involved in or affected by censorship; informing the development of policy and enquiries into the ethics and legality of such practices. However, many issues around Internet censorship remain poorly understood because of the inherently adversarial and opaque landscape in which it operates. As details about mechanisms and targets of censorship are usually undisclosed, it is hard to define exactly what comprises censorship, and how it operates in different contexts. My research aims to help fill this gap by developing methodologies to derive censorship ground truth using active and passive data analysis techniques, which I apply to real-world datasets to uncover entities involved in censorship, the targets of censorship, and the effects of such practices on different stakeholders. In this talk, I will provide an overview of my work on Internet censorship from multiple perspectives: (i) measurement of the Great Firewall of China that shows that inference of the censor’s traffic analysis model can enable systematic identification of evasion opportunities that users can exploit to access restricted content, (ii) analysis of network logs collected at an Internet Service Provider (ISP) in Pakistan over a period of escalating censorship to study how censorship affects users’ browsing habits with respect to circumvention, and its economic effects on content providers and ISPs, and (iii) investigation of differential treatment—an emerging class of censorship where websites (rather than the government) block requests of users they don’t like—in the context of Tor anonymity network and users of adblocking software. Shehar Bano is a postdoctoral researcher at University College London. Her research interests centre on networked systems, particularly in the context of security and measurement. Currently, she is working on: the DECODE platform—a distributed, privacy aware, and trusted architecture based on blockchain technology for decentralized data governance and identity management, characterizing churn in the availability of IP addresses and Internet services over time and across different geographic locations in Internet-wide scans,and understanding emerging forms of censorship such as conspiracy theories and propaganda in online media. She completed her Ph.D. from Cambridge under the supervision of Prof. Jon Crowcroft (and co-supervised by Dr. Steven Murdoch, Prof. Vern Paxson, and Prof. Ross Anderson) where she was an Honorary Cambridge Trust Scholar, and was awarded the Mary Bradburn Scholarship by the British Federation of Women Graduates for her research work. Her thesis contributes novel measurement methodologies to identify instances of Internet censorship, and large-scale characterizations of such practices to shed light on how it’s done, how it can be stopped, what its effects are, and the evolving shape of the ecosystem of government/policy-based censorship. Previously she worked on Intrusion Detection Systems, and wrote an open-source software for botnet detection. Her work has been published in the Network and Distributed System Security Symposium, the ACM Internet Measurement Conference, the Symposium on Privacy Enhancing Technologies, and other well-respected venues.

The Internet has experienced a tremendous success. Starting from an academic (and somewhat free) communication network, it has been expanded to commercial purposes and has led to congestion. The way customers are currently charged is based on a so-called flat-rate price: they pay a fixed subscription fee to an Internet Service Provider (ISP) and have an unlimited access to the network. This simple and attractive method is nonetheless unfair since it does not discriminate users. Introducing new pricing schemes seems a valuable option for allowing congestion control and service differentiation among users or applications. While congestion hardly occur in the backbone network, we still have to investigate ways to control it in access networks, the so-called last mile problem, with a special emphasis on wireless. The challenge is therefore to design a pricing scheme representing a good trade-off between economic efficiency and engineering simplicity and that both users and providers would accept. During this talk, we will review few models for pricing bandwidth usage. We will also briefly present other contexts where pricing seems an appropriate way to incentivize users to participe by rewarding them in situations where each new user introduces an added-value to the network capability, such as for example in ad-hoc networks or peer-to-peer networks. A current research direction we will emphasize comes from the observation that there is not only a relation between customers and providers, but also a competition among providers and heterogeneous technologies, and this aspect needs to be integrated in the models and proposals. A typical example is the competition for access points at a WiFi hotspot, or the choice between different access media (WiFi, WiMax, UMTS, etc.). Similarly, pricing is also now a requirement among competitive providers themselves, which need to exchange traffic to ensure end-to-end delivery. Those points are still in their infancy and we will introduce the challenges and some proposals. This talk is at the heart of cross-disciplinary and novel aspects of networks and system management, on the economics of infrastructure management. It involves networking techniques, quantitative network modeling and model evaluation methods, economy themes, game theory, control theory and optimisation.