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	London Internet Exchange - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The London Internet Exchange ("LINX") is an Internet Exchange Point situated in London.
		It was founded in 1994 by a group of Internet Service Providers and is the world's largest IXP, in accessible routes.
		LINX prides itself in the fact that almost half of the total internet routing table is available by peering at LINX.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/London_Internet_Exchange (252 words)

	Internet Exchange Point - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An Internet exchange point (IX or IXP) is a physical infrastructure that allows different Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to exchange Internet traffic between their networks (autonomous systems) by means of mutual peering agreements, which allow traffic to be exchanged without cost.
		Traffic passing through an exchange is typically not billed by any party, whereas traffic to an ISP's upstream provider is. The direct interconnection, often located in the same city as both networks, avoids data from having to travel to other cities (potentially other continents) to get from one network to another, thus reducing latency.
		At the more expensive exchanges, participants pay a monthly fee, usually determined by the speed of the port or ports which they're using, or much less commonly by the volume of traffic which they're passing across the exchange, though that's unpopular because it provides a counterincentive to growth of the exchange.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Internet_Exchange_Point (717 words)

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	SourceWire \| Press Releases - LONDON INTERNET EXCHANGE CAPTURES WORLD TITLE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The 55 gigabits per second total traffic consists of the 40 gigabits being passed on the LINX exchange and a conservative estimate of 15 gigabits that is handled by ‘private peering’.
		London Internet Exchange (LINX) is a mutual, not-for-profit organisation that is owned and financed by its membership of about 150 Internet service providers (ISPs) and content delivery service providers from the UK, mainland Europe, the USA, the Far East and Africa.
		Membership of LINX permits commercial competitors to exchange Internet traffic between their networks across LINX switches, which are housed in eight colocation facilities based in the London Docklands area and linked by dedicated fibre optic cables.
	sourcewire.com /releases/rel_display.php?relid=XzmQL (697 words)

	Internet freedom reigns in Amsterdam - Boston.com
		Amsterdam has the world's busiest Internet exchange, thanks to nuclear physicists and mathematicians who in the 1980s connected their network needs with the academic belief that knowledge needs to be free.
		AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Amsterdam has the world's busiest Internet exchange, thanks to nuclear physicists and mathematicians who in the 1980s connected their network needs with the academic belief that knowledge needs to be free.
		At a time when the neutrality of the Internet is at stake, and Internet service providers (ISPs) are moving to prioritize their premium traffic, the Amsterdam Internet Exchange is a reminder that the Internet was built on the principle of the unrestricted exchange of ideas and information.
	www.boston.com /business/technology/articles/2006/09/30/internet_freedom_reigns_in_amsterdam (869 words)

	London_Internet_Exchange (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		London Internet Exchange From Sterwiki The London Internet Exchange ('LINX') is an Internet Exchange Point situated in London.
		It was founded in 1994 by a group of Internet Service Providers, and is Europe's oldest and largest neutral peering point.
		LINX provides links to external internet exchanges, for instance INEX in Ireland.
	www.news-from-newspapers.com /en/Wikipedia.org/2004/12/09/London_Internet_Exchange.html (107 words)

	PRESS RELEASE TELEHOUSE & the London Internet Exchange Forge Transatlantic Deal Linking Three Leading Internet ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		TELEHOUSE America, which operates The New York Internet Exchange (NYIIX) and The Los Angeles Internet Exchange (LAIIX), and is the leading provider of collocation facilities, and The London Internet Exchange (LINX) have signed an agreement under which they will work jointly to promote connections between their members and customers.
		NYIIX (www.NYIIX.net) is the largest neutral Internet exchange point in the metro New York region and one of the largest in the US.
		While Internet traffic consists of a wide variety of data (such as website downloads and business data), one gigabit is roughly equivalent to 60,000 average e-mail messages.
	www.marketwire.com /mw/release_html_b1?release_id=104965 (700 words)

	UK goes on-line for Christmas - huge increase in festive internet traffic; The UK went on-line to a record extent over ...
		Internet and email use on Christmas Day and Boxing Day this year was substantially higher than on the same two days in 2003 - itself a record year - according to figures just released by the London Internet Exchange (LINX), the world's largest Internet exchange point.
		London Internet Exchange (LINX) is the world's largest volume Internet hub and the UK's largest membership organisation for Internet service providers (ISPs).
		While Internet traffic consists of a wide variety of data, one gigabit is roughly equivalent to 60,000 average e-mail messages.
	goliath.ecnext.com /coms2/summary_0199-3527010_ITM (616 words)

	afrol News - Nigeria gets Internet exchange
		This is coming as the London's Internet Exchange (LINX), has thrown its weight behind the United Nations organised World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) which ended in Tunis, Friday, over creation of multi-internet exchange points.
		Internet Exchange Point is defined as a physical network infrastructure operated by a single entity whose purpose is to facilitate the exchange of Internet traffic between ISPs and it entails a minimum of three ISPs connected to each other.
		LINX, which on 19 October this year, became the first Internet Exchange in history to carry 100 Giga bits (Gbs) of traffic, agreed with Article 50B of WSIS on "Tunis Agenda," calling for the strategic development of Internet Exchange Points to ensure affordable global connectivity and to improve equitable access for all.
	www.afrol.com /articles/17414 (613 words)

	USATODAY.com - PluggedIn: In Amsterdam, Internet freedom reigns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		AMSTERDAM — Amsterdam has the world's busiest Internet exchange, thanks to nuclear physicists and mathematicians who in the 1980s connected their network needs with the academic belief that knowledge needs to be free.
		At a time when the neutrality of the Internet is at stake, and Internet service providers (ISPs) are moving to prioritize their premium traffic, the Amsterdam Internet Exchange is a reminder that the Internet was built on the principle of the unrestricted exchange of ideas and information.
		Another reason the exchange is a success is that providers can connect their networks directly, so-called peering, to save time and cost.
	www.usatoday.com /tech/news/2006-09-29-amsterdam-free_x.htm (849 words)

	London Internet Exchange Switches Its 250 Trillionth Packet
		The London Internet Exchange (LINX) - the largest Internet exchange point in Europe — has switched its 250 trillionth (250,000,000,000,000th) packet of data since its foundation in 1994.
		It is owned by more than 120 Internet service providers (ISPs) and content delivery service providers (CDSPs), connecting their networks to allow data to move efficiently around the world.
		We expect this growth will continue, as more and more people use the Internet at home and at work and as businesses expand their e-commerce operations.
	www.caddealer.com /cgi-bin/nc_news/db.cgi?db=default&uid=default&ww=on&ID=260&view_records=1 (234 words)

	Interxion - Pablin77 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The Internet Exchange Centers of Interxion in Europe enable ISPs, web hosting companies, content providers and ASPs to efficiently exchange voice and Internet traffic and connect to a diversity of Europe's leading fiber optic backbones.
		We are proud to welcome LINX to our Internet Exchange Center which is the largest neutral facility in central London.
		Interxion's continued investment in the Internet infrastructure will accelerate its strategy of delivering value-added services in leading edge facilities at the crossroads of the European Internet and solving the growing congestion and reliability concerns of providers and users alike.
	www.interxion.com /cms3000/modules/content_pages/page_preview.asp?page_id=205&action=newsdetail&id=30 (404 words)

	SourceWire \| Press Releases - LONDON INTERNET EXCHANGE CAPTURES WORLD TITLE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		The 55 gigabits per second total traffic consists of the 40 gigabits being passed on the LINX exchange and a conservative estimate of 15 gigabits that is handled by ‘private peering’.
		London Internet Exchange (LINX) is a mutual, not-for-profit organisation that is owned and financed by its membership of about 150 Internet service providers (ISPs) and content delivery service providers from the UK, mainland Europe, the USA, the Far East and Africa.
		Membership of LINX permits commercial competitors to exchange Internet traffic between their networks across LINX switches, which are housed in eight colocation facilities based in the London Docklands area and linked by dedicated fibre optic cables.
	www.sourcewire.com /releases/rel_display.php?relid=XzmQL (697 words)

	IT News Online > N. America - Internet - TELEHOUSE, London Internet Exchange to Link Internet Exchanges
		TELEHOUSE America, which operates the New York Internet Exchange (NYIIX) and the Los Angeles Internet Exchange (LAIIX), has signed an agreement with the London Internet Exchange (LINX) under which the two will work jointly to promote connections between their members and customers.
		NYIIX is the largest neutral Internet exchange point in the metro New York region.
		LINX, considered as one of the largest and best-connected Internet exchanges in the world, handles in excess of 100 Gbps of traffic at peak times and provides ISPs with direct access to around half the world's Internet routes.
	www.itnewsonline.com /showstory.php?storyid=2247&scatid=6&contid=3 (360 words)

	Nepal Internet Exchange — Asia-Pacific Development Information Programme
		The research importance of the Nepal Internet Exchange (NpIX) continues to increase as the size of the Internet community in Nepal grows.
		Internet use patterns and data flow directions was established through data collected at the IX and in cooperation with the ISPs.
		The project team achieved their objectives and are actively working to improve and expand the exchange facility by enrolling more ISPs, universities, educational institutes and corporate networks.
	www.apdip.net /resources/case/rnd29/view (857 words)

	London Internet Exchange (Market share) \| Business solutions from AllBusiness.com
		INTERNET BUSINESS NEWS-(C)1995-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD Internet traffic at The London Internet Exchange (LINX), a non profit organisation owned by the almost 200 Internet service...
		High speed Internet access and the availability of cheap computing power has driven the rise of electronic trading and the growth of the futures markets.
		Outflanking the NYSE with a link-up of Pacific Stock Exchange and his Archipelago EON, Gerry Putnam aims to supplant the NYSE with a cheaper, faster,...
	www.allbusiness.com /london-internet-exchange/3375936-1.html (758 words)

	Internet, Marketing Groups At Odds Over Spam - Technology News by TechWeb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		LONDON -- Britain's direct-marketing industry is at odds with the country's Internet industry over how to deal with the widespread problem of junk e-mail.
		Internet and marketing-industry groups are both trying to find ways to eradicate unsolicited e-mail and legitimize bulk e-mail, but their fundamental approach differs greatly.
		But many in the Internet industry want a reverse approach, where users would first choose to be placed on commercial e-mail lists.
	www.techweb.com /wire/story/TWB19981008S0017 (417 words)

	London Internet Exchange traffic breaks 6Gbps \| The Register
		Internet traffic travelling through the UK's main peering centre for ISPs has passed the 6 Gigabits per second milestone.
		According to the latest figures from the London Internet Exchange (LINX), which handles more than 90 per cent of the UK's Internet traffic, the bandwidth it handles has more trebled in the last year alone.
		Mike Hughes, head of network architecture at LINX, said that the bandwidth flowing through the exchange is growing by 1Gbps every 100 days or so, less than the doubling of traffic every three months seen in the late 1990s, but still impressive.
	www.theregister.co.uk /2001/03/12/london_internet_exchange_traffic_breaks (453 words)

	london metal exchange (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
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	INTERNET GROWTH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-07)
		Internet traffic is growing at a rate of 100% per year.
		London Internet exchange (LINX) achieved a traffic level of 1.0 Gb/s, up from 180 Mb/s a year earlier for a growth rate of 455%.
		BNIX, the Belgium internet exchange, experienced a 5-fold increase from the middle of 1999 to the middle of 2000.
	pegasus.rutgers.edu /~youssefm/teaching/cis604/summaries/paper3.html (1652 words)

	TELEHOUSE America News Center
		NEW YORK, NY, December 29, 2005 Ã± Three of the worldÃs most influential Internet exchanges are to co-operate on a program to improve international Internet operations Ã± leading to potential benefits for ISPs and their customers across the globe.
		Among the many benefits of collocating with TELEHOUSE is the ability to connect to state-of-the-art peering exchanges in New York (NYIIX) and Los Angeles (LAIIX).
		The connection of ISPs'; networks at an exchange point such as LINX is known as peering.
	www.telehouse.com /NewsCenter.html?Id=2&PR=77 (636 words)

	Illegal Material on the Internet
		Here consumers should have the technological means to tailor the nature of their, or their family's, experience on the Internet according to their individual standards; thus supporting both individual responsibility and the Internet's traditions of diversity and free speech.
		They need to implement reasonable, practicable and proportionate measures to hinder the use of the Internet for illegal purposes, and to provide a response mechanism in cases where illegal material or activity is identified.
		In addition, they further provide the means by which Internet users can protect themselves and their families from exposure to material which, while legal, they find offensive.
	www.mit.edu /activities/safe/labeling/r3.htm (2412 words)

	Internet Watch Foundation
		INTERNET WATCH SIX MONTHS ON The Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) was launched in the autumn of 1996 to address the problem of illegal material on the Internet, with particular reference to child pornography.
		The IWF is currently working with the Internet industry to develop a rating system that is suitable for UK requirements.
		The legal position on child pornography is relatively clear and we are anxious to hear about any images of children, apparently under 16 years old, naked and involved in sexual activity or posed to be sexually provocative.
	www.mit.edu /activities/safe/labelling/iwf/p030697.html (1288 words)

	Q&A: John Souter, chief executive, London Internet Exchange
		The vast majority of UK internet traffic passes through Linx's network of high-performance switches, housed in eight locations around the capital, mainly in the Docklands area.
		Voice-over-IP is an interesting development for an internet exchange because you start to see traffic that wants to have some priority.
		It could be an awful lot of data to ship, in packets that want to get to their destination very directly, rather than the normal internet thing where it all gets there and reassembles eventually.
	www.vnunet.com /articles/print/2075927 (953 words)

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