My Apologies... ISPs Are Backward In Understanding Free...
By Tom Foremski - April 8, 2008
A payment snafu over at Totalchoicehosting knocked me off line for much of Tuesday. Thank you Totalchoice.
I sent them a copy of Chris Anderson's article in Wired Magazine about how storage and bandwidth is free and they disagreed. $35 is what they wanted. Which is very reasonable. IMHO.
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Comments (1)
Between you and the million dollars a day YouTube spends on bandwidth, you two alone are keeping the internet's lights on.
Thanks Tom!
Posted: April 18, 2008 6:55 AM