"Comcast has made a major mistake in attempting to hinder peer-to-peer file sharing as an aspect of its network management," Rick Boucher, D-Va told CNet's Chris Soghoian. "The inability of customers to (share files) significantly diminishes their ability to utilize the Internet for one of its most important applications, which is user-to-user content."
He also noted that "file sharing is already being used for a wide variety of perfectly lawful and appropriate applications."
That's nice, but will Comcast's shady dealings with BitTorrent prompt congress to address net neutrality? Reply hazy. Try again.
Congressman to Comcast: Stop interfering with BitTorrent [CNet]
I love the fact that nowadays when you eff with the consumer, it's like poking a stick in a hornets' nest.
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Next step - find Comcast's mother and see if even she hates Comcast.
That's nice, but will Comcast's shady dealings with BitTorrent prompt congress to address net neutrality? Reply hazy. Try again.
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]]>How much internet do you think you don't get to see even exists because N. American internet providers all collectively block it? Net Neutrality doesn't and never will exist... sucks for us, but thats what you get for not spending millions on copper and fibre lines, thousands on routers...
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