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ISP pulls burn Qu’ran church site
The small Florida church that has sparked global outrage with its plan to hold a Qu’ran burning event had its website pulled from the internet by its ISP.
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ISP issues 126 tickets during weekend saturation patrol
Between midnight and 2 a.m. Saturday, Indiana State Police troopers from the Putnamville post conducted a sobriety checkpoint on U.S. 41 in northern Vigo County.
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10 things to look for in an ISP
Choosing the wrong ISP can be disastrous. To ensure that you make the right choice, you need to consider a number of factors--from uptime to capacity to equipment to field response.
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ISP: Muncie man arrested for growing marijuana
Indiana State Police arrested a Muncie man Wednesday after finding marijuana growing at his residence.
heraldbulletin.com
ISP Association comments on TalkTalk warning
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has given TalkTalk awarning after the organisation was found to be tracking its customer'sinternet usage in a trial of its malware software.
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Former ISP guard fighting dismissal
MICHIGAN CITY — Indiana State Prison officials were notified about a broken tunnel gate almost a week before two murderers and a rapist escaped through it, according to official documents, but no one followed up on it. That gate was likely the first the offenders went through to access the tunnel system.
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Inmate holds ISP worker hostage for 90 minutes
MICHIGAN CITY (AP) — Indiana State Prison says an inmate facing murder charges held a prison employee hostage for 90 minutes before surrendering.
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Ex-ISP commander faces asset freeze
The Indiana attorney general's office has filed a lawsuit to freeze the assets of a former state police post commander who resigned after being questioned about missing money. Read more at www.WISHTV.com
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ISP filter could be buried
LABOR'S controversial internet filter plan faces near-death despite the ascension of Julia Gillard as Australia's 28th prime minister.
www.theaustralian.com.au
Did Internet founders foresee future filled with paid, prioritized traffic?
AT&T has set off yet another net neutrality firestorm, claiming that a crucial Internet standards-making body gave its blessing to ISP priority access deals way back at the beginning of it all. In the late 1990s, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) added the "DiffServ" field to Internet Protocol (IP), AT&T insists, "to facilitate paid prioritization as a means for encouraging the further ...
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