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9-2-2008 6:04 AM
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9-2-2008 7:08 AM
silvanaraihane
wow, didn't know video took so much space
9-2-2008 9:33 AM
ratilfar
The telecoms strike again.
9-2-2008 11:00 AM
darkduskx
Did we lose network neutrality yet? 'Cause they sure are pushing hard for it.
9-2-2008 4:22 PM
jmjoness
According to them, the limit they are imposing will not affect 99% of their customers.
9-2-2008 5:55 PM
Jorjor
And you believe them?
9-2-2008 6:11 PM
ratilfar
All in an effort to establish a pricing structure based on bandwidth. And with more interactive content on the web, that means more bucks for them and more control.
9-2-2008 7:29 PM
zalisan
When will it stop? Goodness! Wonder who are the major stock holders of the company. They are the only ones who will benefit from this infringement.
9-3-2008 12:48 AM
The REAL Napster
Did we lose network neutrality yet? 'Cause they sure are pushing hard for it.
So is Joe Biden.
9-3-2008 12:50 AM
kroqben
chris dodd to the rescue!!!!


....i hope....
9-3-2008 3:30 AM
RecordSage
Comcast isn't the only ISP, someone will continue to offer what they had... then people leave Comcast in droves (me at the front of the line) and they change their minds in the end. Just watch. It's a stupid move on their part.
9-3-2008 4:07 AM
Jorjor
When a company mistreats me, I vote with my feet. The problems is, as ISPs consolidate, there are fewer places to go.
9-3-2008 11:44 AM
The REAL Napster
Last week, Comcast -- the second-largest Internet service provider in the country -- announced that starting Oct. 1 it would officially set a threshold for monthly Internet usage.
In an online announcement, the service provider said that although it already contacts residential customers who use excessive amounts of bandwidth, it had never provided a specific limit. Now, Comcast said it will amend its user agreement to say that users will be allowed 250 gigabytes of monthly usage.
Comcast's continued policy of warning users they had 'exceeded' bandwidth limits, but never supplying the official number was recently challenged in court. That's the only reason they are even go...
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9-3-2008 4:23 PM
masbury
in 2006, McCain voted against the concept of an open free Internet when the Senate Commerce Committee marked up telecommunications legislation over three days in 2006. On June 28, McCain voted against an amendment that would have guaranteed Net Neutrality. It failed on an 11-11 tie vote.

Barack Obama released a comprehensive tech policy on November 14, 2007,
while visiting Google. He framed the policy as a forward-looking set of
ideas to move the economy, starting with protecting an "Open Internet"
and the recognition of the value an open Internet has had.
9-3-2008 5:21 PM
The REAL Napster
Masbury-
The clip was about 'unlimited internet bandwidth' Not net neutraility.

But since you brought that up- Here's the real Net Neutrality of Obama's VP choice Joe Biden. And also take notice the technical world does not approve.
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