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Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses?

From: Cal Frye <cjf () CALFRYE COM>
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2008 22:41:45 -0500

Joel Rosenblatt wrote:

We have automated our DMCA takedown process. This fully automated
version will go live next month.


I am in awe. My available tools are different, but this is food for much
thought... Thanks!

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Regards,
-- Cal Frye, Network Administrator, Oberlin College

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the verifiable facts..." -- David Sirota.

Current thread:

Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses?, (continued)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Michael Hornung (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Joel Rosenblatt (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? David Gillett (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Harris, Michael C. (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Cal Frye (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Curt Wilson (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Tracy Mitrano (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Joel Rosenblatt (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Barbara Torney (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Barbara Torney (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Cal Frye (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Joel Rosenblatt (Jan 29)
- Re: classifying P2P traffic - what about legit uses? Vanderbilt, Teresa (Jan 30)