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Texas school bans MySpace

p2p news / p2pnet: Students at Del Mar College in Corpus Christi, Texas, have been banned from surfing Rupert Murdoch’s MySpace.com

MySpace.com has frequently been cited as a popular spot for sexual predators, but that’s not why Del Mar has taken the action.

An investigation, "found that heavy traffic at MySpace.com was eating up too much bandwidth," the Associated Press says, quoting August Alfonso, the school’s chief of information and technology, as saying 40% of daily Internet traffic at the college involved the site.

"This was more about us being able to offer Web-based instruction, and MySpace.com was slowing everything down," AP has Del Mar president Carlos Garcia saying.

Also See:
popular spotMySpace paedophile solution, April 14, 2006
Associated PressTexas Community College Bans MySpace.com, April 24, 2006

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6 Responses to “Texas school bans MySpace”

  1. Reader's Write Says:

    Myspace = waste of time and bandwidth in places of education.

  2. Reader's Write Says:

    myspace is a complete waste of time. it should be banned completely the site should be hacked and ddosed! such sites cannot exist as they destroy people and everything else. The creator must be jailed for life for such a crime. We cannot let such sites ever exist!

  3. Reader's Write Says:
  4. Reader's Write Says:

    What a bunch of idiots running the school. And it sounds like they are lying or they are stupid in regards to the bandwidth excuse.

  5. Reader's Write Says:

    Glad to know your the be all end all authority on what is right and useful and what is wrong and wasteful.

  6. Reader's Write Says:

    In my High School sites like Myspace.com and Live Journal are firewalled and you are not able to access them.

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