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  • Internet Observatory Brings Real-Time P2P Traffic Statistics

    Ipoque, a German based company that specializes in developing bandwidth managing solutions for universities and ISPs has just launched the Internet Observatory. The site offers real-time insight into Internet traffic statistics, and show how much bandwidth is used by various applications. A quick look at the stats shows that P2P traffic in Europe accounts for [...]

  • BitTorrent Still King of P2P Traffic

    A recent analysis of the latest P2P trends wordwide shows that BitTorrent is still the most popular filesharing protocol. P2P traffic in general shows a slight decline, but BitTorrent traffic is still on the rise. It is responsible for more than 45-78% of all P2P traffic, roughly 27-55% of all Internet traffic depending on geographical location.

  • Anti-Piracy Measures Don’t Work, Report Shows

    Traffic management company Ipoque has just released a whitepaper, detailing pros and cons of different methods of dealing with piracy on P2P networks. Surprisingly, the conclusions in the paper are not straight adverts for their own products and services. We will highlight some of the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly conclusions.

  • P2P Raids and Lawsuits Just don’t Work

    The IFPI announced a new round of lawsuits last May, but once again it is shown that their threats sort little effect. Pirates are not easily scared and p2p traffic continues to grow. Ipoque studied survey anonymized date supplied by some large German network operators and concludes: Illegal P2P file sharing has had tremendous effects [...]

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