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whitepaper Interconnecting Eyeballs to Content: A Shapley Value Perspective on ISP Peering and Settlement2008-08-22 Association for Computing Machinery
  Internet Service Providers (ISPs) must interconnect to provide global Internet connectivity to users. The payment structure of these interconnections are often negotiated and maintained via bilateral agreements. Current differences of opinion in the appropriate revenue model in the Internet have on occasion caused ISPs to de-peer from one another, hindering network connectivity and availability. The previous work demonstrates that the Shapley value has several desirable properties, and that if applied as the revenue model, selfish ISPs would yield globally optimal routing and interconnecting decisions. This paper focuses the investigation of Shapley value in networks with two basic classes of ISP: content and eyeball.   
whitepaper IT Analysis - Are SMBs Getting Enough?2008-06-16 Quocirca
  There is plenty of 'Hubbub' in many countries around whether customers are getting the broadband speeds advertised by their Internet Service Providers (ISPs), highlighted again most recently in the UK with a series of populist news items. A new code of conduct from the UK's telco and media regulator, Ofcom, aims to stop what many believe are an attempt by the industry to mislead customers. Now it is fair to wrap the industry's collective knuckles to stop "Up to 8MB/s" claims, when many customers are so far from the telephone exchange that the reality is the best they'll achieve is 2MB/s - far better to let the customer know what they can expect.

Tags: Network Technologies, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper 3 Selects NeuStar to Mobilize IM in Indonesia2008-06-04 NeuStar
  3 Indonesia prides itself on offering the most innovative and customer-oriented mobile products and services available on the Indonesian market. To offer their customers a new and engaging mobile messaging experience, mobile operator 3 Indonesia implemented NeuStar's industry-leading Mobile Messaging Gateway (MMG) to deliver mobile Instant Messaging solutions to its customers. Working closely with popular ISP-based Instant Messaging brands, NeuStar connected 3 Indonesia's customers with a number of PC-based IM networks, providing the tools they need to keep connected to their IM "Buddies" anytime, anywhere.

Tags: Internet and Web, LAN - WAN		   
whitepaper The Flattening Internet Topology: Natural Evolution, Unsightly Barnacles or Contrived Collapse?2008-05-21 Hewlett-Packard
  This paper collects and analyzes traceroute measurements to show that large content providers (e.g., Google, Microsoft, Yahoo!) are deploying their own wide-area networks, bringing their networks closer to users, and bypassing Tier-1 ISPs on many paths. This trend, should it continue and be adopted by more content providers, could flatten the Internet topology, and may result in numerous other consequences to users, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), content providers, and network researchers.

Tags: Internet and Web, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Uncovering Performance Differences Among Backbone ISPs With Netdiff2008-02-25 Princeton University
  This paper designs and implements Netdiff, a system that enables detailed performance comparisons among ISP networks. It helps customers and applications determine, for instance, which ISP offers the best performance for their specific workload. Netdiff is easy to deploy because it requires only a modest number of nodes and does not require active cooperation from ISPs. Realizing such a system, however, is challenging as one must aggressively reduce probing cost and ensure that the results are robust to measurement noise. The paper describes the techniques that Netdiff uses to address these challenges. Netdiff has been measuring eighteen backbone ISPs since February 2007. Its techniques allow it to capture an accurate view of an ISP's performance in terms of latency within fifteen minutes.   
whitepaper Optimus Selects NeuStar to Bring Converged Instant Messaging Services to Portugal2008-02-07 NeuStar
  Portuguese mobile operator Optimus had a huge belief in IM, which is why they decided of launching an ISP and an Optimus-branded service simultaneously. Optimus is the first mobile operator in the world to deliver both an "Own-branded" IM service that can be accessed from the PC and the mobile through NeuStar's industry-leading Instant Messaging Service Centre (IMSC) and to offer the popular Windows Live Messenger service through NeuStar's Mobile Messaging Gateway (MMG). Optimus also has invested in both NeuStar's Interconnect Platform (ICP) in order to interconnect to other mobile IM services across Portugal, and NeuStar's Presence Platform (PSP) to provide powerful presence capabilities across the Optimus network.

Tags: Internet and Web, Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper Motorola eCare: Virtual Hands-On Incident Resolution for Internet Service Providers2008-02-01 Motorola
  With the scope of cable and broadband services delivered to residential and business subscribers growing ever more complex, support centers must be equipped with the right tools to cost-effectively and efficiently resolve a greater number of subscriber incidents. Fortunately, proven, user-friendly technology is available for Internet service providers to drive down costs associated with subscriber support while improving customer satisfaction. With more than 10 years of call center deployments, Motorola has developed a support solution that service providers can rely on. Available as a standalone system or as an extension of existing customer care systems, ISPs can streamline support of today's diverse IP services, improving efficiency, reducing support costs, and building customer loyalty.

Tags: Internet and Web, Mobile and Wireless		   
whitepaper Change Your ISP e-Mail Account Information2007-12-01 Microsoft
  When the user or their Internet Service Provider (ISP) changes the e-mail account password, e-mail address, or e-mail server address, the user must change their account information in. To help keep the system secure, one should regularly change the password. Use strong passwords that combine uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. Weak passwords don't mix these elements. Strong password: Y6dh!et5. Weak password: House27. Passwords should be 8 or more characters in length. A pass phrase that uses 14 or more characters is better.

Tags: Internet and Web, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Internet Industry - Case Study on Internet Money Makers0000-00-00 SlideShare
  This presentation provides an overview of the Internet Industry.   
whitepaper Innovation Fuels Partner Collaboration: Digitel & Cistera Collaborate for Solution Success2007-09-12 Cisco Systems
  Cisco channel partner, Digitel and UC enterprise application provider, Cistera, team through Cisco ISPN to deliver more valuable solutions to two customers, the city of Smyrna, GA and Opelika, AL.