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<title>News and Views :: Experts warn internet could be overloaded as people log on during London 2012</title>
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Subject: Experts warn internet could be overloaded as people log on during London 2012&lt;br /&gt;Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2012 10:06 am (GMT 1)&lt;br /&gt;
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Britain faces an internet meltdown during the London 2012 Olympic Games due to more people going online.
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In a Government document called Preparing your business for the Games, it warns companies they could lose their internet connection between July 27 and August 12.
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Data caps could be introduced during peak times to help ease the pressure.
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The document reads: 'It is possible that internet services may be slower during the Games or, in very severe cases, there may be drop-outs due to an increased number of people accessing the internet.
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'In addition, internet service providers may introduce data caps during peak times to try and spread the loading and give a more equal service to their entire customer base.
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'However, this has not yet been confirmed by these ISPs and we hope to have more information nearer to Games time.'
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Mobile phone coverage could also be disrupted, the document warns.
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'Additional capacity and coverage for mobile phone networks is being put in around Games venues,' it says.
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'This will overlay the existing coverage provision and existing customers can expect a ‘normal’ service during Games-time.
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'However, at times of peak demand it is unavoidable that mobile networks may be slowed down by higher volumes of traffic.
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'Voice, email and low-data traffic are unlikely to be affected, but it may be difficult to download larger content such as files or images.'
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The government has encouraged London businesses to let staff work from home or stagger their shifts to ease congestion on the transport network during the Games.
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But more people working at home could lead to the risk of them being less effective due to internet traffic problems, some experts have warned.
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By Tara Brady
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