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1. Getting Set Up On The PEER 1 Content Delivery Network
   By Rob StationPEER 1's Content Delivery Network (CDN) is remarkably easy to setup and use. Of course, once setup, you have many tools at your disposal to fine tune the CDN to your distribution needs. Also, you can use our online portal to check your stats and keep your settings up to date. The ...
2. How PEER 1 CDN Works for Ecommerce Sites
   By Rob Station, PEER 1The Duality of EcommerceEcommerce is a complicated business. Setting yourself apart from rival websites offering similar products is very difficult. Customers tend to be more fickle, margins tend to be low, and there are few things that set on e-retailer apart from the next ...
3. How PEER 1 CDN Works for Flash Video Content
   By Rob Station, PEER 1The introduction of Flash Video has changed the way that internet usersview webpages. While in the past viewing video required a clunky, often OS specific plugin, Flash Video allows you to use the wildly popular Flash plugin to deliver moving pictures inline on your website ...
4. How PEER 1 CDN Works for Internet Advertising
   By Rob Station, PEER 1Internet advertising has come a long way from the original banner ads strewn across sites in the 90s. Ad sizes have gotten bigger, both in scope, screen real estate, and file size. Technology has evolved from simple GIF files to full-on Adobe Flash games and movies. A succe ...
5. How PEER 1 CDN Works for Social Network Sites
   By Rob Station, PEER 1The growth of social networking since its start in the late 90s has been exponential. Beginning as a way to find and keep contacts, the social network site has grown into a method for people to express themselves, through blogs, pictures, videos and music. The modern social ...
6. HOW PEER 1 CDN Works for TGP or Adult Sites
   By Rob Station, PEER 1The Adult Market, Pushing LimitsThe Adult Entertainment business is one of the most technologically advanced sectors of the online world. Lots of images, flash, movies and other high bandwidth files are being displayed to potential customers. People want to be overwhelmed v ...