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The Seattle Times Boosts Revenues and Viewership With Services From Akamai and Internap

Overview Evolving from a newspaper publication with daily editions to a company that is constantly providing information and news updates with a 24/7 online presence, The Seattle Times is a leader in serving its customers. Shortly after the Northwest earthquake, The Seattle Times' IT department identified that a solution was needed to meet the spike in demand for immediate access to news on the seattletimes.com Web site. As a reseller of Akamai services, Internap was ready to meet this challenge. Akamai and Internap quickly implemented an emergency installation of Akamai EdgeSuite to remedy the situation.

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Publisher	Akamai Technologies	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Infrastructure Management

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