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: IP DemocracyProof That Comcast is Not Alone in Throttling P2P?
By Cynthia Brumfield
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Ever since the P2P throttling controversy cropped up, Comcast really hasn't been able to point out that other companies do what it does. Although other ISPs engage in similar (and sometimes dissimiliar) P2P management tactics, good industry politics dictate that Comcast refrain from identifying just which companies they are. Comcast's Online chief Mitch Bowling is quoted in this USA Today article, published this morning, as saying that "the technique is not unique to Comcast," referring to the read more
Full post as published by IP Democracy on April 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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