[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Akamai is fully able to turn customers away, and has done so for various reasons (e.g. the customer is a spammer).


That's the key. And we had a posting from Joe Alewin that was most informative on this topic.

For an example of a non-discriminatory mirror, consider the many ISPs which provide general HTTP caching services through Squid. Whether as a transparent or voluntary proxy, the goal of these caches is to improve content availability and transfer speed, while reducing bandwidth costs.


That's the best example we have, I think.

   Thanks

   Bruce




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