This week will be the final week of the Network Architecture newsletter as penned by me. Before we say goodbye in Thursday’s issue, I’d like to take a fond look back at the biggest hits.
First, a caveat. Years ago, we used to showcase the entire article in the body of the e-mail newsletter, so I have no way of knowing how popular those newsletters really were with readers. All I know is how many people clicked to read my newsletters in the online archive. Since we converted to a format where you have to click to read the full article, I can see the total page views much more clearly. With that in mind, here we go:
12. ATM LAN Emulation basics. This one is from 1999, near the beginning of my newsletter run. Google must have decided it was a good resource on the topic
and directed searches toward it. If anyone is still searching on “ATM LAN Emulation,” lo and behold, you’ll find this is the
first result.
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