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Posted by Nomen Nescio on July 16, 2009, 10:50 am
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>> Don't believe the claim of "there is nothing wrong with Internet radio
>> at work, as long as you are getting your work DONE, and want to help
>> stations be able to get past firewalls", that's a lie from a person
>> trying to make money off your willingness to abuse company policy and
>> possibly cost you your job for the sake of HIS PROFIT.
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> But if the filters FAIL to block it, they cannot be accused
> of anything. This is why I go to great lengths to make sure
> NONE of MY servers end up in any of the major vendors' filering
> lists.
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> For web sites out there want to stay out of filtering lists.
> It is just a matter of configuring your firewall to blcck
> access to your machines from the IP ranges of all the major
> filtering venors.
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> So if you are a webmaster, and want to keep out of the
> blocking lists of the major filtering vendors, just
> configure your firewalls to block all incoming access from
> the IP ranges of major filtering vendors. Their automated
> "spiders" will think your web site is no longer there, and
> report it as such.
For the TV side of things, we use Sopcast. Although they
call it P2P it does not work as a P2P, but goes through a
central server in China. Also, you do not need to load
the client software, IE or Firefox will download and
install a plug-in to watch Sopcast channels embdedded into
a browser Window.
This also allows the station to be watched using virtually
ANY proxy server, and we are seeing a lot of viwership
coming from office networks all over the place. People are
interested in the Sotomayor hearings, and I am HELL BENT
on people being able to get past company firewalls to get
it becuase a lot of Americans want to hear what she has
to say, and if corporate network admins don't like it,
tough. America wants to hear what she has to say, and I will
move HEAVEN AND EARTH to make the hearings accessible in
workplaces.
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