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December 7, 2007
The 'Exaflood' Takes Hold
Bruce Chapman

This article in the Hollywood Reporter credits Discovery Institute Senior Fellow Bret Swanson for coining the term 'Exaflood' which describes the immense (and growing) volume of data streaming over the Internet.

Posted by Bruce Chapman on December 7, 2007 12:37 AM |

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> A Breakdown of the Innovation Culture?
> Media Matters targets Wohlstetter and Washington Times
> (Telephone) welfare as we know it
> Dial '08 for terrorism
> Estimating the Exaflood
> Work, Invent, Invest
> Should ISPs fingerprint?
> Brazen act of defiance
> Shutting down the FCC
> FCC following EU precedent




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