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Brian Bradley is the Associate Editor for Media Research Center's Free Speech America and MRC Business. Prior to this position, Brian covered several business topics in our nation’s capital, including education, trade and defense.

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Reduce latency and increase cache hits with Regional Tiered Cache

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By Alex Krivit, Andrew Hauck, David Tuber, Brian Bradley Verified
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Get Started Free | Contact Sales: +1 (888) 274-3482 Subscribe to receive notifications of new posts: Subscription confirmed. Thank you for subscribing! Loading... Today we’re excited to announce an update to our Tiered Cache offering: Regional Tiered Cache. Tiered Cache allows customers to organize Cloudflare data centers into tiers so that only some “” data centers can request content from an origin server, and then send content to “” closer to visitors.
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Protecting the Chi-Coms? CNN’s Oliver Darcy Whines Over GOP Bill Seeking to BanTikTok 

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By Brian Bradley Verified
| News Busters Verified
It appears that the familiar liberal media “Republicans pounce” angle has reached a new frontier for CNN, and it involves defending the Chinese Communist Party-linked TikTok. A Dec. 13 CNN “analysis” by CNN Senior Media Reporter Oliver Darcy distracted from the actual threat posed by TikTok, a widely used U.S. app that is linked to and may be feeding U.S. user data to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The headline said it all: “Ban TikTok?
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WashPost Hits Musk for Making Employees Work Too Hard, Dismisses Twitter Files

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By Brian Bradley Verified
| News Busters Verified
Instead of reporting honestly on the newsworthy revelations of the Twitter Files, The Washington Post continues to take personal shots at the platform’s new CEO Elon Musk. On Dec. 9, Washington Post columnist Michelle Singletary released a “perspective” piece that hit Musk for such absurdities as requiring high work ethic from his employees and laying off workers to cut costs.
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