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Microsoft Skype P2P No Threat to Google Voice Cloud

It's been tempting for media and analysts to look at Microsoft's $8.5 billion acquisition of VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) provider Skype as an assault on the Google Voice cloud calling service.

Google Voice has like as not a few million users, during Microsoft would virtually own the VOIP market, as Skype has some 700 million worldwide users. It is believed that between 150 million and 170 million people actively use the PC-to-PC calling service.

One day, you might so then expect to do a search on Google.com and see links to click-to-call businesses with Google Voice. The mechanism already exists in Google's click-to-call ads, although users are using their mobile phones to make those connections.

An obvious starting point is augmenting Microsoft Lync unified communications for businesses with Skype, nevertheless other services just as Live Meeting, Outlook, Bing, Windows Phone 7 and Xbox could all benefit from Skype's communications properties.

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Cisco VoIP phones part of security weakness demo

Security firm HackLabs is expected to demonstrate at AusCERT 2011 how hackers perform VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) attacks and identify weaknesses in Cisco and other manufacturers VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) phones.

HackLabs director Chris Gatford has not responded to questions about specifically what type of Cisco VoIP phones and systems will be subject to close examination for security weaknesses. The AusCERT 2011 presentation that HackLabs will do at once week is described as "a one-day tutorial" of intensive, hands-on training in which "participants will learn how hackers perform VoIP Attacks and how to remediate common vulnerabilities. Attendees will learn how hackers can methodically gain entry access to an organization's telephony systems to steal information and abuse services."

The conference session description says the HackLabs attacks will focus on Cisco phones, Cisco Call Manager and Microsoft Office Communicator.

The Cisco spokesman adds, "It's important to note that the presenters' public comments reference the importance of securing IP phones in line with the manufacturer's installation and configuration recommendations, and we support this message and recommend it as best practice for our clients."

Demonstrations by security firms on how to attack VoIP phones in order to gain unauthorized use or attack the VoIP network and endpoints is nothing new. Many Black Hat Conference demonstrations in the past have focused on this as a topic.

At AusCERT 2011 then and there week, HackLabs, which specializes in penetration testing, could stick to discussing "implementation mistakes" or might disclose new information about vulnerabilities that would require remediation of VoIP equipment in some way.

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5 unanswered questions about Chromebooks

May 13, 2011, 6:00 PM — Google is attempting to reinvent mobile computing with its Chromebook, but in spite of all of the features and analysis available to us, there are nevertheless some important questions but to be answered. We won't know about some important aspects of the Chrome OS laptops until we get our hands on one, and other questions are largely about the viability and reliability of laptops that are in every respect web-based. Here are five of the top unanswered questions.

Chromebooks can connect external devices just as cameras and headsets, nevertheless iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad users are required by Apple to use iTunes--desktop software that can't be installed on a Chromebook. Will there be some sort of workaround for Apple users to connect their devices to a Chromebook? Otherwise, that pretty much rules out getting a Chromebook as your sole computer if you as well have an iDevice.

With such a massive endeavor, Google better have a plan. Remember the data glitch that caused emails to be deleted for thousands of Gmail users previously this year? Or, more recently, Amazon's cloud web services crash? We know that Google Apps will have offline capabilities, nevertheless users need better reliability assurances earlier adopting a computer designed for constant Internet connectivity.

Remote management tools are a must for IT admins, nevertheless it's after all unclear specifically what capabilities Google's Chromebook enterprise tools will have. Remote desktop control? Laptop tracking and reset? Group policy settings? Google's $28 per user subscription plan for businessescan be an affordable way for small businesses to provide laptops to its users, yet to actually satisfy enterprise users, Google needs to woo its IT decision makers.

The top complaints about Google's Nexus One smartphone were 3G connectivity flakiness and, as my colleague David Coursey put it, a "sort of benign neglect" of the Android ecosystem. Business users, Google announced, will get technical support, however what about everyone else? Who will Chromebooks users turn to for support with their Chrome OS laptops? And, importantly, what will the quality of that support be?

Tablet computers, including convertibles, have come of age. Now IT must devise a workable balance by ensuring security of mobile data without squashing worker productivity. This Mobility KnowledgeVault will walk you through four key factors to build a workable plan and highlights real-world examples of businesses that are succeeding at fulfilling the productivity promise of mobility.

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Did Microsoft pay too much?

Microsoft's announcement of its plan to acquire Skype for $8.5 billion has been greeted with more than the software giant's fair share of derision. Not that the software company has been lacking in haters previously, nevertheless its decision to plunk down such a huge bundle for a VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) company, one that barely makes a profit, has been usually described as bordering idiotic.

Some observers claim that Microsoft's desire to spite Google and Apple has clouded its judgment. And, permanently, the company was willing to pay a lot of money in order to claim victory over its biggest rivals.

Heard somewhere that Pyramid Innovation, for instance, believes that the Windows Phone platform will grab market leadership within the at once two years.

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Telstra opens up second release NBN sites

The second release sites comprise an additional 19 locations - 14 new locations, and five locations next to the existing NBN first release rollout zones - where the fibre network will be rolled out straightway around the nation, ranging from Brisbane to Casuarina in the Northern Territory and the broadband-starved suburb of Gungahlin in the ACT.

Government incentives and pent-up demand following the global financial crisis helped the Australian video conferencing market to increase earnings by 33 per cent in 2010.

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Microsoft pays $8.5bn for an illegal service

A lot has been written about Microsoft’s decision to buy Skype for $8.5bn. Microsoft’s willingness to pay such a vast amount for a loss-making business is but another sign that content and social networking is an area for growth and an essential part of the internet. Skype, the service that provides free voice communication online is one element of this new internet space.

It is nearly-impossible to download Skype in the UAE without proxies and virtual private networks and even if you manage to access the service, the quality of the calls is not great.

The fear is VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) services will cut into telco earnings. With the overwhelmingly large expat community in the GCC, this is understandable, nevertheless it goes against fair competition.

The Arab world is asking for freedom, democracy and openness and it began doing so online. If the world’s largest software manufacturer takes over one of the world’s most popular internet services, it should have anyway some sort of impact in the Middle East.

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Your company needs you to be a transformational CIO

The idea was they'd get experience in requirements analysis; interviewing; teamwork; collaboration and project management and they would ideally produce something usable and beneficial to the business.

Yet year afterwards year students would give interim project reports that detailed how their adopted business was running on Windows 98 and Microsoft Office 97 so they'd recommend upgrading to Windows 2000 and Office 2000.

Sure, upgrading innovation has a reason and a place nevertheless in itself it is meaningless. What actual genuine business issue is being solved by this?

Now, had the students reported that the business was demonstrably in need of more modern functionality that was met by these products, and in this way efficiency or security or decreased costs or increased revenue or something else was attained at the time that would have been wonderful.

Yet, by itself just poking around a business and saying, "yeah, I think your software is old" just perpetuates myopic viewpoints that IT is not interested in the business and that it's all a scam to constantly suck money for never-ending upgrades.

I'm reminded of another incident where my employer at that time divested itself of one business unit. I explained to the new owners and their IT contractors all the things they needed to take into account and that they and I needed to act swiftly to migrate their e-mail, their files, their domain, their network and their telecommunications.

Meanwhile I watched with incredulity, reminding them the sale agreement stipulated a set amount of time previously we when all is said and done removed access to our network.

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Why spend a fortune on mobile calls abroad this summer when you can make them

The sky-high cost of using mobile phones abroad has been hitting the headlines in recent weeks, nevertheless with some careful planning it is possible to make unlimited calls back to the UK during overseas without being charged a penny.

Mobile operators have ramped up charges for using their handsets – especially when outside the EU – as a result of a clampdown on what they can charge for connecting calls within the UK.

Most mobile providers offer bolt-on deals which offer reduced-rate overseas calls, depending on the territory. From the US, to illustrate, O2 callers would save money on a bolt-on if they make more than seven minutes of calls during away.

However, the march of Voice over the Internet Protocols, coupled with the advent of smartphones and tablet computers just as the iPad and BlackBerry’s Playbook, mean that you can use the wifi function on these devices to make and receive calls during abroad thoroughly free.

Skype was the first to harness the internet to allow its members to make free international calls over the internet, however a host of others have been quick to follow in its wake and some have improved the user-friendliness of making these so-called VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) calls. This means that where as Skype requires all users to have a Skype address in order to make free calls, Vopium and Rebtel use innovation in the background of a user’s smartphone to make the calls using the numbers stored in the phone’s contacts book. Both parties to the call, nevertheless, nevertheless have to have the same VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) app on their phone to capitalise on free calling – if only one person has the app, calls are cheaper yet not free when made from the UK on a UK-contracted handset.

However, those considering taking their UK phones and tablets overseas need to do a bit more legwork to ensure they can make free calls during abroad. And it is vital not to skip these steps if you don’t want to end up clocking up massive roaming charges.

Consumer group Which? found that regular phone use on a two-week holiday would cost less than £40 in France, up to £190 in the United States – and up to £300 from Russia. Those browsing the internet could rack up even higher bills with their mobile providers’ data roaming charges.

At present only Skype and Vopium work through wifi. What this means is that someone by the Rebtel app on their UK mobile would be hit with their provider’s roaming charges if they made calls with their mobile during abroad.

In contrast, those with Skype and Vopium can call for free during in a wifi zone. In the same fashion, the video calling applications on iPad2, iPhone4 and BlackBerry’s Playbook all route calls through the internet so are free, provided they are made in a wifi zone.

An Apple spokeswoman said: “FaceTime is a feature of iPhone 4, which allows you to make video calls over a wifi network to another compatible device. You can now make FaceTime video calls to iPad 2, iPhone 4, the new iPod touch and Mac all without incurring your network’s call or data charges.”

Holidaymakers need to check if the hotel they have booked provides free wifi access. Many hotels see charging for wifi access as an extra revenue stream when all is said and done it is important to check earlier travelling. Those who find their hotel or resort does apply a charge will need to investigate free wifi locations previously they jet off.

Here BT Broadband clients are at an advantage over those who have Virgin or Sky. BT Broadband clients can sign up to free access to something called Fon which gives them free access to wifi in thousands of places around the UK, including Starbucks and Cafe Nero. It as well gives them free access during abroad as then.

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Lightyear Network Solutions Reports Increased Revenue and Gross Margins

Lightyear Network Solutions, Inc., a provider of telecommunications services to business and residential clients throughout North America, local and long distance service, wireless services, conferencing, enhanced Internet services and Voice over Internet Protocol, today announced its financial results for the first quarter 2011 ended March 31, 2011. Results for the first quarter of 2011 include Lightyear's acquisition of SouthEast Telephone, which was completed on October 1, 2010.

Stephen M. Lochmueller, CEO of Lightyear said, "Our results for the quarter were favorably impacted by our acquisition of SouthEast Telephone, which has already had a significant impact on our financial results on revenue and gross profit. It provided us with additional network infrastructure in other words enabling us to lower costs on our existing business. We have already implemented a number of steps that will provide us the ability to lower our operating costs. We expect to continue to see improvements in our operating efficiencies as we realize the full benefits of our integration with SouthEast Telephone."

"During the first quarter has historically been our weakest quarter, we produced several positive results. Since becoming a public company, this was our first year- over- year quarterly revenue growth in the core company, demonstrating that our sales and product approaches are correctly tuned for the market. This improved revenue base provides us a good foundation for the remainder of the year. Our first quarter was affected by several charges totaling roughly $477 thousand that were taken in the first quarter, and which we do not expect to recur," he continued.

Through its wholly owned subsidiaries, Lightyear Network Solutions provides telecommunication services to large, medium and small businesses and to residential consumers throughout North America. Lightyear's product offerings include local PRI and digital T1, enhanced Internet services, MPLS, Ethernet, Voice over Internet Protocol, local and long distance service, and conferencing. Lightyear as well offers wireless services to clients in the U.S. through wholesale contracts with multiple wireless providers. Lightyear built its own VoIP network in 2004 to enhance its product offerings and has partnered with some of the most prominent names in telecom including: Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, Level 3, PAETEC, CenturyLink, XO Communications, Intelliverse, BroadSoft, Cisco and ADTRAN. Lightyear Network Solutions is headquartered in Louisville, Ky. Additional information can be found at: www.lightyear.net.

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Is Sony getting a bad rap on its data breach?

Sony told clients that their personal information had been stolen in a breach of its PlayStation Network on April 26, about a week afterwards figuring out that it had been hit by hackers. During that may not be quick enough for many gamers -- already vitriolic because their online gaming services had been yanked -- it's to tell the truth a pretty quick notification, especially for a breach of this magnitude, according to many data breach and security experts.

In late April, it seemed that Sony could do nothing right. Criticized for dragging its heels, the company published information about the breach previously it fully realized how deeply it had been compromised. It at that time had to undergo a series of embarrassing corrections. It discovered that a second network, Sony Online Entertainment, had as well been hacked, and then and there had to admit that bank card numbers had truly been stolen, contrary to its previously assessment.

"This is the direction that we're going," said Pete Schlampp, vice president of product management with Solera Networks, a seller of network security tools. "The public's expectation is to be notified right away."

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5 Reasons Why Skype Will Be an Office Hit

What the acquisition as well represents is the potential for greater adoption by business people. Clearly that will depend on how Microsoft treats Skype. It will be integrated into the Microsoft suite for use as a sanctioned communications tool. However the signs are there that Microsoft will respect the service as a stand-alone product for the millions of people who love it for what it is.

The new generation of great enterprise services have a common thread. People use them all the time. An iPhone is for work and for play. People use GMail in both their personal and work lives, too. Skype is in that same category. You may use it one day to call your Mom and the straightway minute to chat with a colleague. We named Skype our enterprise conferencing tool of the year in 2010 for its moves towards providing business-grade communications with the ease of use of its consumer product.

Ted Schadler of Forester Technology told CIO.com that he expects Microsoft to market Skype as a cloud service along with Windows Azure and Office 365. You can as well bet that Skype will be a service in other words synced with Windows 8. That could be some time away nevertheless adding it as an extension makes sense for one-click communications with your business colleagues and friends. Integration with Lync is another matter. Lync is the Microsoft communications research suite that integrates audio, video, and Web conferencing. It's so integrated into IT that Skype might wither in the environment. Skype is as well a peer-to-peer service in short integrating with Lync is a question mark. How will Skype be loosely coupled from the Microsoft suite? That's my question.

Combined, Microsoft has invested about $9.5 billion this past year in communications through its partnership with Nokia for $1 billion and the $8.5 billion Skype deal. What that means is millions of smartphones with VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol). That's a low-cost alternative that plays to enterprise demands to cut communications costs.

Think how many varieties of VOIP Skype phones that Microsoft can now create with Nokia. Add to that an ecosystem of developers who create apps with Skype to work on Windows devices. Now you have an affordable device with a community around it. Building a vibrant developer community may be the most important challenge for Microsoft, which is lagging in developer strength behind Apple iOS and Google Android.

The idea of the fully immersive video experience begins to become reality with Skype in the play. Combine it with Kinect and you have the makings of an immersive video experience in other words far more natural than the desktop model that has been popularized over the last 10 years. Google Voice and Apple Facetime are as well playing to this possibility. The then frontier for all these companies is how services like Kinect and Skype work seamlessly at the same time but however remain loosely coupled so they are not too locked down in integrations.

Video Kinect, for instance, is marketed as a home conferencing service. You can use Video Kinect to have live video chats with Xbox LIVE and Windows Live Messenger users.To connect the Kinect through Lync would require a more complex integration. Nevertheless could Skype be the missing connection point? The question, again, is about integration and the viability of the Kinect as a enterpise tool. Julie Bard of the Microsoft Update makes the case that the Xbox could be used as a low-cost conferencing system. Yet with the Windows Kinect SDK and Skype, the Xbox won't even be a necessary part of the puzzle.

You can look at the Skype acquisition as one for Microsoft to squander. They will if they too tightly integrate the service. It's in these integrations that the bureaucracy becomes the hindrance and the innovators depart. Nevertheless if Skype is loosely coupled and a developer community sprouts at that time there will much to talk about. It's the business model that matters to developers. And work that's fun. Skype is fun. Kinect is fun. And Windows Phone 7 is a device that has revenue opportunities. Just don't lock Skype down and the market should open up just fine.

Communications solutions and technologies lower costs, increase efficiency, and boost productivity - specifically what your business needs while a recession. Optimizing Your Communications in a Recession describes how the right communications technologies and strategy can help your company stay profitable while a down economy.

It can be a tough one to sell the case for making research investments when the economy is in the doldrums. The first reaction is to make cuts.

In this article from Qwest Business, you will lean why IT managers and research executives believe that investing in unified communications can make a significant difference for a company and postion it as a leader as the market strengthens and business picks up.

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83.169.45.51:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
80.242.79.208:3128
95.130.9.97:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
72.51.41.235:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
77.242.81.220:8080
95.65.26.94:8080
187.6.85.33:8080
200.77.252.162:3128
95.78.127.26:3128
221.132.91.180:8080
178.32.160.81:3128
187.157.140.156:3128
222.237.79.242:8080
212.50.240.17:8080
74.63.210.119:3128
74.63.210.116:3128
99.227.94.59:8123
24.30.46.180:8118
201.244.14.36:3128
195.42.115.76:3128
95.65.26.94:8080
96.255.31.108:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
80.242.79.208:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
72.51.41.235:3128
24.64.94.112:8080
84.203.233.22:3128
200.143.204.3:3128
202.143.191.2:8080
58.150.182.76:8080
41.234.207.217:8080
188.231.188.35:3128
95.65.26.217:8080

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New proxy list for today

189.75.110.158:8080
110.93.210.85:9000
95.65.26.94:8080
77.47.129.43:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
94.23.21.114:3128
119.93.40.234:3128
200.198.71.75:3128
209.20.82.179:3128
96.255.31.108:3128
80.242.79.208:3128
83.169.45.51:3128
189.56.100.42:3128
64.76.25.227:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
200.175.4.122:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
63.253.80.7:8000
202.152.28.18:8080
190.225.164.184:3128
200.24.227.171:3128
85.124.165.122:3128
218.102.226.204:9415
93.74.91.12:8000
61.91.248.165:8080
200.24.227.171:3128
85.124.165.122:3128
200.175.3.247:3128
200.175.4.122:3128
87.237.62.174:3128
64.76.25.227:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
190.14.226.161:8000
109.70.188.6:3128
222.165.130.82:3128
119.93.40.234:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
195.42.115.76:3128
85.135.32.100:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
189.114.111.18:3128
200.198.71.75:3128
187.157.140.156:8080

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Free http proxy list just updated!

87.237.62.174:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
94.127.67.74:3128
60.250.190.74:3128
201.48.13.225:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
59.116.34.25:9415
77.238.220.164:8088
77.104.103.242:8080
210.101.131.232:8080
41.234.204.155:8080
189.26.251.234:3128
77.238.220.164:8088
212.182.94.58:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
77.47.129.43:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
95.65.26.217:8080
41.210.52.202:8080
87.237.62.174:3128
87.111.199.136:8080
188.134.20.138:8080

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Need a fresh http proxy list?

Well, as every day, if you are in need for some fresh free http proxy list we make your wish come true! Go ahead and pick up the proxyes while they are still working!

74.63.210.100:3128
74.63.210.66:3128
74.63.210.80:3128
74.63.210.70:3128
74.63.210.116:3128
202.80.113.80:3128
201.244.14.36:3128
74.81.64.80:6666
220.218.3.125:8080
189.17.16.130:3128
202.43.178.41:3128
93.157.3.36:3128
59.165.47.138:3128
83.169.45.51:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
80.242.79.208:3128
95.130.9.97:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
72.51.41.235:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
77.242.81.220:8080
95.65.26.94:8080
187.6.85.33:8080
200.77.252.162:3128
95.78.127.26:3128
221.132.91.180:8080
178.32.160.81:3128
187.157.140.156:3128
222.237.79.242:8080
212.50.240.17:8080
74.63.210.119:3128
74.63.210.116:3128
99.227.94.59:8123
24.30.46.180:8118
201.244.14.36:3128
195.42.115.76:3128
95.65.26.94:8080
96.255.31.108:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
80.242.79.208:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
72.51.41.235:3128
24.64.94.112:8080
84.203.233.22:3128
200.143.204.3:3128
202.143.191.2:8080
58.150.182.76:8080
41.234.207.217:8080
188.231.188.35:3128
95.65.26.217:8080

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Free http proxy list updated 29.04.2011.

66.183.102.2:8080
187.6.85.33:8080
87.237.62.174:3128
41.190.16.17:8080
80.242.79.208:3128
64.71.153.58:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
212.182.94.58:3128
88.191.222.164:8080
189.17.16.130:3128
196.200.80.4:8080
187.115.162.6:3128
118.98.31.4:8080
88.190.16.207:3128
173.2.83.123:8123
212.33.216.225:8080
80.253.129.221:8080
210.101.131.234:8080
62.56.130.5:8000
203.172.178.167:8080
92.61.178.107:8080
88.190.16.207:3128
41.190.16.17:8080
91.210.44.1:8080
118.98.232.50:3128
80.242.79.208:3128
201.75.87.83:8080
88.191.222.164:8080
87.237.62.174:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
189.26.121.83:3128
175.100.114.170:8080

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Free proxy servers list – updated 20.04.2011.

Hi guys! Here is a free http proxy list that has just been updated!

187.48.61.32:3128
86.28.251.88:3128
93.89.92.148:8080
118.98.232.50:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
200.54.92.187:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
195.42.115.76:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
80.242.79.208:3128
220.218.3.125:8080
72.51.41.235:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
77.47.129.43:3128
178.32.160.81:3128
188.40.86.122:8080
200.69.122.110:8080
201.75.87.83:8080
200.165.161.250:8080
193.231.17.33:8080
92.247.12.242:8080
184.73.236.143:8081
217.237.177.6:8080
113.21.73.213:6588
115.248.234.251:3128
200.175.4.122:3128
195.114.128.14:3128
119.237.60.150:9415
218.102.120.252:9415
91.203.178.139:8080
189.11.196.219:3128
203.128.84.29:8080
115.248.234.251:3128
195.114.128.14:3128
119.237.60.150:9415
218.102.120.252:9415
200.75.42.66:3128
190.225.164.16:3128
125.163.79.125:3128
94.253.177.238:8000
118.98.232.132:8080
189.77.31.84:3128

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Daily free http proxy list

89.169.28.201:54321
113.53.255.195:8080
60.251.54.208:3128
202.43.178.41:3128
200.143.204.3:3128
217.15.117.86:3128
87.237.62.174:3128
94.127.67.74:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
222.124.34.211:3128
88.204.245.158:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
200.24.227.171:3128
93.157.3.36:3128
189.8.52.186:3128
195.114.128.14:3128
187.115.194.88:3128
203.172.178.167:8080
189.59.64.139:8080
61.227.68.156:8088
78.46.135.209:8080
114.93.74.27:8000
58.150.182.76:8080
201.22.164.199:3128
118.98.31.4:8080
87.237.62.174:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
190.121.135.179:8080
200.80.54.210:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
195.228.212.158:3128
110.136.235.230:3128
114.129.24.210:8080
212.152.135.111:8080
202.137.18.168:3128
88.255.219.182:3128
91.203.178.139:8080
202.93.137.226:8080
190.225.164.12:3128
200.129.25.14:8080
62.75.151.117:3128
201.64.254.230:3128
83.139.65.8:8080
77.240.182.2:8080

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Fresh proxy list for 26.04.2011.

Easter holidays are over and it is time to get busy again. I am sure that what you need to get you started is a fresh free http proxy list. So, here it is!

193.93.245.195:8088
178.32.160.81:3128
78.157.16.4:3128
218.103.150.165:9415
41.235.8.136:8080
187.20.69.62:3128
187.157.140.156:3128
41.235.8.136:8080
187.20.69.62:3128
187.4.43.98:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
200.175.4.122:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
201.17.28.63:3128
217.8.48.161:3128
96.255.31.108:3128
70.28.26.33:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
189.56.100.42:3128
60.251.54.208:3128
189.8.52.186:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
81.0.246.13:3128
58.68.56.21:3128
201.244.14.36:3128
200.54.92.187:3128
202.43.178.41:3128
60.248.69.179:3128
60.251.54.208:3128
189.56.100.42:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
216.8.197.226:3128
201.17.28.63:3128
189.8.52.186:3128
187.4.43.98:3128
87.237.62.174:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
200.175.4.122:3128

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Free proxy list for 18.04.2011.

Free proxy list for 18.04.2011.

89.109.13.118:3128
74.63.210.111:3128
67.202.108.170:8080
216.8.197.226:3128
189.8.52.186:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
41.210.52.202:8080
201.244.14.36:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
88.58.85.122:8080
200.175.3.247:3128
60.250.190.74:3128
67.202.81.221:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
123.237.7.206:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
187.111.192.5:8080
202.141.45.18:3128
122.176.65.78:8080
187.48.61.32:3128
217.15.117.86:3128
77.246.173.28:3128
178.32.160.81:3128
203.57.24.10:3128
200.198.71.75:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
148.208.236.5:8080
64.76.25.227:3128
109.231.69.140:3128
222.165.130.82:3128
203.153.25.204:8080
65.188.144.75:8085
193.254.43.4:8080
212.24.169.22:8080
173.212.227.189:3128
78.26.163.49:8008
93.100.96.124:8008
173.212.227.189:3128
87.106.143.132:3128
209.20.82.179:3128
114.34.132.176:3128
187.29.55.129:8080
109.70.188.6:3128
174.129.181.183:3128
113.255.30.191:3128
119.93.40.234:3128
148.208.236.5:8080
189.8.52.186:3128
125.99.191.156:3128
200.202.215.155:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
109.74.5.30:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
125.17.68.38:8080
200.201.188.116:3128
201.244.14.36:3128
64.76.25.227:3128
178.32.160.81:3128
187.111.192.5:8080
210.101.131.232:8080
186.201.216.234:3128
213.197.182.78:3128
202.141.45.18:3128
67.202.81.221:3128
201.22.184.4:8080
187.4.128.10:3128
212.57.189.68:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
222.165.130.82:3128
61.7.241.18:3128

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Free proxy servers list updated 10.04.2011.

Free proxy servers list updated 10.04.2011.
219.78.37.17:9415
219.78.197.120:9415
125.163.249.203:8081
220.218.3.125:8080
58.150.182.76:8080
94.127.67.74:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
116.0.4.8:8080
200.175.3.247:3128
189.17.16.130:3128



84.44.41.3:3128
202.141.45.18:3128
98.221.237.5:3128
87.197.42.171:8080
85.34.247.139:3128
87.237.62.174:3128
77.246.53.90:8080
81.213.166.95:3128
80.74.160.22:8080
72.51.41.235:3128
58.68.56.29:3128
217.15.117.86:3128
216.8.197.226:3128
211.53.208.28:3128
203.172.162.4:8080
201.41.83.188:3128
202.143.191.2:8080
64.87.60.218:3128
196.216.56.18:3128
94.77.162.245:3128
85.15.69.41:3128
77.232.139.228:8080
218.127.146.30:8080
109.252.251.42:3128
189.1.177.65:8081
217.70.59.23:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
114.143.182.90:3128
115.248.234.254:3128
87.237.62.174:3128
66.71.246.181:3128
210.212.194.60:3128
109.235.19.241:8080
200.87.171.114:8080
93.95.156.112:3128
216.24.197.28:3128
72.51.41.235:3128
212.119.106.54:8080
202.137.18.168:3128
193.87.102.200:3128
216.157.21.246:3128
195.74.53.164:8888
196.216.56.18:3128
64.87.60.218:3128
173.212.227.188:3128
174.123.159.34:3128
58.68.56.29:3128
85.34.247.139:3128
62.233.138.180:3128
173.243.87.150:3128
60.250.190.74:3128
189.89.208.147:3128
213.197.182.78:3128
77.246.53.90:8080
178.32.160.81:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
88.58.85.122:8080
118.97.78.211:8080
189.77.31.84:3128
186.215.209.229:3128
189.203.18.163:8080
189.89.208.147:3128
189.11.196.221:3128
222.124.143.181:8080
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Free proxy servers list updated 07.04.2011.

Free proxy servers list updated 07.04.2011.
24.1.225.249:8080
66.183.102.2:8080
195.42.115.76:3128
200.143.204.3:3128
61.7.241.18:3128
213.175.222.157:3128
202.164.55.244:3128
200.198.117.211:8080



84.44.41.3:3128
116.0.4.8:8080
189.114.111.18:3128
190.14.226.161:8000
202.143.162.154:8080
118.98.232.50:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
193.255.184.210:3128
213.192.80.226:3128
62.233.138.180:3128
123.30.183.169:3128
211.222.202.60:8080
187.16.249.134:3128
190.1.137.130:8080
190.187.66.100:8080
116.66.207.70:8080
118.97.72.10:3128
189.8.52.186:3128
202.51.107.37:8080
222.124.223.42:3128
222.165.130.82:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
195.42.115.76:3128
69.90.176.33:3128
61.7.241.18:3128
109.74.5.30:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
202.141.45.18:3128
178.32.160.81:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
84.44.41.3:3128
195.74.53.164:8888
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Free proxy list for 15.04.2011.

78.83.64.22:3128
216.8.197.226:3128
78.131.55.151:8080
202.141.45.18:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
178.32.160.81:3128
202.43.178.41:3128
148.208.236.5:8080



119.47.91.6:8080
187.4.43.98:3128
203.57.24.10:3128
93.157.3.36:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
77.246.173.28:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
200.54.92.187:3128
72.51.41.235:3128
80.242.79.208:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
74.63.210.111:3128
74.63.210.116:3128
91.199.115.55:54321
218.253.85.242:9415
219.79.62.168:9415
58.153.7.192:9415
93.157.148.237:3128
200.54.92.187:3128
116.66.206.161:8080
203.57.24.10:8080
219.79.62.168:9415
58.153.7.192:9415
93.157.148.237:3128
193.255.184.210:3128
190.98.157.8:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
207.62.217.252:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
189.23.119.226:3128
195.42.115.76:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
80.242.79.208:3128
189.121.108.140:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
222.165.130.82:3128
174.129.181.183:3128
87.117.238.254:3128
190.128.218.90:8080
62.233.138.180:3128
190.202.124.18:3128
69.197.152.210:3128
189.114.111.18:3128
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New proxy list for today

189.75.110.158:8080
110.93.210.85:9000
95.65.26.94:8080
77.47.129.43:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
94.23.21.114:3128
119.93.40.234:3128
200.198.71.75:3128
209.20.82.179:3128
96.255.31.108:3128
80.242.79.208:3128
83.169.45.51:3128
189.56.100.42:3128
64.76.25.227:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
200.175.4.122:3128



187.48.61.32:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
63.253.80.7:8000
202.152.28.18:8080
190.225.164.184:3128
200.24.227.171:3128
85.124.165.122:3128
218.102.226.204:9415
93.74.91.12:8000
61.91.248.165:8080
200.24.227.171:3128
85.124.165.122:3128
200.175.3.247:3128
200.175.4.122:3128
87.237.62.174:3128
64.76.25.227:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
190.14.226.161:8000
109.70.188.6:3128
222.165.130.82:3128
119.93.40.234:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
195.42.115.76:3128
85.135.32.100:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
189.114.111.18:3128
200.198.71.75:3128
187.157.140.156:8080
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Free proxy servers list updated 12.04.2011.

Free proxy servers list updated 12.04.2011.
119.252.172.234:8080
195.158.101.184:3128
190.128.218.90:8080
80.191.133.204:8080
95.65.26.217:8080
77.74.11.182:8080



87.117.135.86:8080
200.94.71.73:8080
213.130.254.32:8090
94.155.113.247:8008
109.86.224.143:8088
78.46.64.26:8118
213.130.254.32:8090
94.155.113.247:8008
109.86.224.143:8088
93.74.30.226:808
201.22.130.226:8080
41.210.52.202:8080
95.65.26.94:8080
72.51.41.235:3128
190.29.99.31:8080
87.117.238.254:3128
189.114.111.18:3128
87.106.143.132:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
202.141.45.18:3128
77.40.123.98:8080
178.32.5.161:3128
66.183.102.2:8080
109.252.251.42:3128
94.23.154.55:3128
72.51.41.235:3128
74.55.154.55:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
192.8.206.100:8080
202.141.45.18:3128
200.143.204.3:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
80.242.79.208:3128
77.246.173.28:3128
216.8.197.226:3128
178.32.160.81:3128
212.33.80.6:8080
187.62.226.214:3128
187.16.249.134:3128
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Need a fresh http proxy list?

Well, as every day, if you are in need for some fresh free http proxy list we make your wish come true! Go ahead and pick up the proxyes while they are still working!
74.63.210.100:3128
74.63.210.66:3128
74.63.210.80:3128
74.63.210.70:3128
74.63.210.116:3128
202.80.113.80:3128
201.244.14.36:3128
74.81.64.80:6666
220.218.3.125:8080
189.17.16.130:3128
202.43.178.41:3128



93.157.3.36:3128
59.165.47.138:3128
83.169.45.51:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
80.242.79.208:3128
95.130.9.97:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
72.51.41.235:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
77.242.81.220:8080
95.65.26.94:8080
187.6.85.33:8080
200.77.252.162:3128
95.78.127.26:3128
221.132.91.180:8080
178.32.160.81:3128
187.157.140.156:3128
222.237.79.242:8080
212.50.240.17:8080
74.63.210.119:3128
74.63.210.116:3128
99.227.94.59:8123
24.30.46.180:8118
201.244.14.36:3128
195.42.115.76:3128
95.65.26.94:8080
96.255.31.108:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
80.242.79.208:3128
187.48.61.32:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
72.51.41.235:3128
24.64.94.112:8080
84.203.233.22:3128
200.143.204.3:3128
202.143.191.2:8080
58.150.182.76:8080
41.234.207.217:8080
188.231.188.35:3128
95.65.26.217:8080
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Free proxy list for 18.04.2011.

Free proxy list for 18.04.2011.
89.109.13.118:3128
74.63.210.111:3128
67.202.108.170:8080
216.8.197.226:3128
189.8.52.186:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
41.210.52.202:8080
201.244.14.36:3128
58.150.182.76:8080



88.58.85.122:8080
200.175.3.247:3128
60.250.190.74:3128
67.202.81.221:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
123.237.7.206:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
187.111.192.5:8080
202.141.45.18:3128
122.176.65.78:8080
187.48.61.32:3128
217.15.117.86:3128
77.246.173.28:3128
178.32.160.81:3128
203.57.24.10:3128
200.198.71.75:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
148.208.236.5:8080
64.76.25.227:3128
109.231.69.140:3128
222.165.130.82:3128
203.153.25.204:8080
65.188.144.75:8085
193.254.43.4:8080
212.24.169.22:8080
173.212.227.189:3128
78.26.163.49:8008
93.100.96.124:8008
173.212.227.189:3128
87.106.143.132:3128
209.20.82.179:3128
114.34.132.176:3128
187.29.55.129:8080
109.70.188.6:3128
174.129.181.183:3128
113.255.30.191:3128
119.93.40.234:3128
148.208.236.5:8080
189.8.52.186:3128
125.99.191.156:3128
200.202.215.155:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
109.74.5.30:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
125.17.68.38:8080
200.201.188.116:3128
201.244.14.36:3128
64.76.25.227:3128
178.32.160.81:3128
187.111.192.5:8080
210.101.131.232:8080
186.201.216.234:3128
213.197.182.78:3128
202.141.45.18:3128
67.202.81.221:3128
201.22.184.4:8080
187.4.128.10:3128
212.57.189.68:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
222.165.130.82:3128
61.7.241.18:3128
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Free proxy servers list updated 14.04.2011.

68.50.11.245:40193
66.183.102.2:8080
77.47.129.43:3128
200.54.92.187:3128
77.246.53.90:8080
77.246.173.28:3128
87.237.62.174:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
193.255.184.210:3128
219.83.100.204:8080
189.17.16.130:3128
97.65.164.215:8080
201.41.83.188:3128
125.234.238.188:3128



201.245.110.138:8888
200.175.3.247:3128
94.112.246.234:8080
212.182.94.58:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
203.172.178.167:8080
190.14.226.161:8000
122.184.133.210:8080
207.62.217.252:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
201.219.17.29:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
190.29.99.31:8080
202.43.178.41:3128
64.76.25.227:3128
187.108.40.234:3128
66.71.246.181:3128
95.65.26.94:8080
213.197.182.78:3128
85.21.122.66:8080
87.117.238.254:3128
200.54.92.187:3128
77.246.173.28:3128
189.8.52.186:3128
94.23.23.171:3128
190.202.124.18:3128
220.246.220.117:9415
112.119.222.102:9415
117.20.185.173:9415
116.48.7.243:9415
89.136.90.127:8000
74.63.210.95:3128
78.186.254.11:8086
200.69.122.110:8080
93.74.79.124:8000
87.117.135.86:8080
74.63.210.95:3128
118.160.214.195:9415
109.70.188.6:3128
200.117.239.246:8080
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Free proxy list updated – 13.04.2011.

93.175.215.21:3128
89.109.13.118:3128
109.251.105.123:3128
46.150.2.17:54321
109.70.188.6:3128
196.212.7.226:8080
113.192.1.99:8080



77.47.129.43:3128
200.54.92.187:3128
84.44.41.3:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
72.51.41.235:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
216.8.197.226:3128
178.32.160.81:3128
64.76.25.227:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
202.51.107.34:8080
187.6.85.33:8080
76.73.94.222:8080
85.21.122.66:8080
41.210.52.202:8080
187.48.61.32:3128
61.31.138.208:9415
112.119.186.40:9415
217.128.87.25:8080
113.161.77.184:8080
178.156.73.56:8080
187.157.140.156:3128
125.162.171.101:8080
69.90.176.33:3128
202.150.136.22:8080
110.138.194.176:8080
110.139.125.201:8080
217.66.212.242:8080
112.119.186.40:9415
217.128.87.25:8080
201.15.238.34:3128
64.76.25.227:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
216.8.197.226:3128
77.246.173.28:3128
122.176.65.78:8080
84.44.41.3:3128
118.98.232.50:3128
189.8.52.186:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
94.23.23.171:3128
77.47.129.43:3128
190.41.134.79:3128
110.139.65.146:3128
180.246.178.126:3128
210.101.131.232:8080
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Free proxy servers list – updated 20.04.2011.

Hi guys! Here is a free http proxy list that has just been updated!

187.48.61.32:3128
86.28.251.88:3128
93.89.92.148:8080
118.98.232.50:3128
109.70.188.6:3128
200.54.92.187:3128
195.56.42.131:3128
189.17.16.130:3128
195.42.115.76:3128
187.6.85.33:8080
80.242.79.208:3128
220.218.3.125:8080
72.51.41.235:3128
58.150.182.76:8080
77.47.129.43:3128
178.32.160.81:3128
188.40.86.122:8080
200.69.122.110:8080



201.75.87.83:8080
200.165.161.250:8080
193.231.17.33:8080
92.247.12.242:8080
184.73.236.143:8081
217.237.177.6:8080
113.21.73.213:6588
115.248.234.251:3128
200.175.4.122:3128
195.114.128.14:3128
119.237.60.150:9415
218.102.120.252:9415
91.203.178.139:8080
189.11.196.219:3128
203.128.84.29:8080
115.248.234.251:3128
195.114.128.14:3128
119.237.60.150:9415
218.102.120.252:9415
200.75.42.66:3128
190.225.164.16:3128
125.163.79.125:3128
94.253.177.238:8000
118.98.232.132:8080
189.77.31.84:3128

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