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Some bandwidth management needed
Although totally blocking content is wrong, even though
some of it is probably illegal content. The IP is not trying to
police content but rather provide a equal experience for all
of its customers with a limited amount of bandwidth.
Maybe, broadband providers have simply advertised what
they cannot provide to everyone. Let's not forget that as
with any cable company they are not only providing
internet through that bandwidth but also VOIP, and digital
cable T/V not to mention the analog signal for T/V.
Finding a way to throttle all content in high demand times
of the day should be what the providers should be doing.
Posted by: jscott418   Posted on: 08/04/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Some bandwidth management needed  jscott418 | 08/04/08
lol  ZDNET_guest666 | 08/04/08
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Maybe!  micks_tricks | 08/04/08
Lucky  rkoman@... | 08/05/08
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RE: FCC's Comcast ruling: Not unreasonable  JayMar13 | 08/04/08
Have seen this and more first hand!!  jtheisen@... | 08/04/08

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