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The small business focused Certified Internet Specialist Group (http://www.certifiedinternetspecialist.com/), who specializes in generating high quality leads, introduces call tracking to their clients with great effect supported by marketing efforts from Route 72 Systems.

Palm Coast, FL (PRWEB) February 08, 2013

"Being able to track online activity has always been a huge advantage and selling point for us as internet marketers," states Mark Ramos, marketing team member of Route 72 Systems. Ramos goes on to say, "For local business owners and the markets they serve, we have found the phone still represents at least 70 percent of their business. Being able to provide a fully trackable call tracking system has boosted not only our ability to provide the best possible service to our clients but most importantly improve their results by helping them close more business." The feature of call recordings has also been quite revealing with the combined marketing knowledge of the Certified Internet Specialist Group and Route 72 Systems identifying many gaps in client's phone scripts. This alone has resulted in thousands of dollars of saved revenue for clients.

With over 15 years of experience in email data aggregation and generating incredible amounts of business for companies through free leads campaigns, Route 72 Systems is perfectly poised to capitalize on this call tracking system being introduced by the Certified Internet Specialist Group to their clientele. The two companies have only grown by working together and exchanging ideas. Always implementing sound marketing principles has been a staple at both firms and another layer of transparency brings value to the services they provide.

Jim Alamia Route 72 Systems, Internet Marketing 877-726-8695 Email Information

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The study by a Canadian university has found that some major Indian ISPs have deployed web-censorship and filtering technology.

Your internet service provider (ISP) could be blocking some content. A study conducted by a Canadian university has found that some major Indian ISPs have deployed web-censorship and filtering technology widely used in China and some West Asian countries.

The findings, published on January 15, were the result of a search for censorship software and hardware on public networks like those operated by ISPs.

A research team at Citizen Lab, an interdisciplinary laboratory based at the Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto, found a software-hardware combo package called PacketShaper being used in many parts of the world, including India.

The study identified the presence of four PacketShaper installations on the networks of three major ISPs in India during the period of study in late 2012. These ISPs had been earlier implicated in filtering to some degree, the report said.

The deployment of such traffic management technologies by ISPs could threaten privacy, freedom of expression and competition, said Sunil Abraham, Executive Director of the Bangalore-based NGO, Centre for Internet and Society.

He said tools like PacketShaper could be used by ISPs for two types of censorship to block entire websites or choke traffic on certain services or destinations in a highly granular fashion.

The U.S.-based producers of the technology, Blue Coat Systems, are quite open about the product features on the companys website. They say it could be used to control and weed out undesirable content. It could also be used to slow down or speed up the operation of programmes and content flow to achieve the goals set by the operators of the networks.

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Technology experts said such products could be used to exercise legitimate control over the internet traffic and prioritise the use of bandwidth and resources, if used ethically.

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