Comcast launches online backup service

div class=”cnet-image-div image-large float-none” style=”width: 392px” img class=”cnet-image” src=”/i/bto/20100218/Untitled.png” alt=”" width=”392″ height=”327″ / p class=”image-caption”Comcast#39;s new online backup service is available only to its high-speed Internet customers./p span class=”image-credit”(Credit: Screenshot by Dong Ngo/CNET)/span /div pThe company that’s known for giving you access to the Internet now also wants to be entrusted with storing your personal files. /p pComcast, one of the biggest Internet service providers in the U.S., on Thursday launched its online backup service called a href=”http://security.comcast.net/backup/details/”Secure Backup Share /afor its high-speed Internet customers. This service is powered by Mozy, a known online backup provider currently owned by EMC.

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Comcast launches online backup service

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