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		<title>Internet Traffic, The Recent Cold Spell and School Children</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In 1982 for the last &#8220;Big Snow&#8221; everybody, particularly school children spent most of their time outside enjoying the fantastic snowy conditions that are so rare Ireland. Mind you, at that time there were no XBox&#8217;s, PS3&#8242;s, WII&#8217;s or for that matter the Internet. Today things are very different. While walking the dog twice a <a href='http://blog.glasgorman.com/2010/01/internet-traffic-the-recent-cold-spell-and-school-children/'>[...]</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In 1982 for the last<strong> &#8220;Big Snow&#8221;</strong> everybody, particularly school children spent most of their time outside enjoying the fantastic snowy conditions that are so rare Ireland. Mind you, <strong>at that time there were no XBox&#8217;s, PS3&#8242;s, WII&#8217;s or for that matter the Internet.</strong></p>
<p>Today things are very different. While walking the dog twice a day over this last cold spell, I very rarely saw children playing in the snow. It was only when I was talking to a collegue in<a href="http://www.alphabroadband.ie"><strong> Alpha Broadband</strong></a> (a fixed wireless broadband provider in North Wexford), that I realised what they were all up to.</p>
<p>He proceded to show me the traffic graphs and the <em><strong>traffic rose by over 60% for the period of the cold snap</strong></em>. There was also a corresponding drop in traffic today when the kids went back to school.  He did also note that based on his graphs most school children don&#8217;t get up until at least 12:00.</p>
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