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There might be solution in this whole issue if we pursue application neutrality. The problem with network neutrality is that all data are treated the same, and doing so will give video and webpages the same priority on the network. This would make it harder to maintain consistent service with new IPTV applications and such. However, if the market has taught us anything, giving the telecom companies the right to be gatekeeper will only allow them to abuse the system for profit.
A better solution would be application neutrality, where telecom companies will be allow to give certain applications such as IPTV or VOIP 911 service higher priority on the network. However, they will only be allow to do this if they do not charge competitors and content providers for the same priority level of service for their IPTV or VOIP application. Meaning, while IPTV will be given priority on the network, all IPTV providers will be given the same priority without charge.
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YES.  HypnoToad | 03/15/06
I PAID  CobraA1 | 03/15/06
No kidding  voska | 03/15/06
WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING????  BUCKWHEATONRICE | 03/15/06
connection fee, YES !  hotshop123 | 03/16/06
Please send me the URL ...  Jake Danger | 03/15/06
You realize  maxo_z | 03/15/06
Not communism!!!  OhMyGosh | 03/15/06
Application Neutrality  amorde | 03/15/06
Exactly  george_ou | 03/15/06
That is a fantastic idea  el1jones | 03/15/06
Good idea  John Carroll ZDNet Moderator | 03/15/06
NET NEUTRALITY  NATE72 | 03/15/06
Yeah, what happened to all the unused dark fiber?  ordaj@... | 03/15/06
Do you even need a Telco anymore?  voska | 03/15/06
Verizon 'just here to help' ??  bjornafreeman@... | 03/15/06
Its about iTunes  SirLanse | 03/15/06
Bogus arguments???  No_Ax_to_Grind | 03/15/06
Thats a VERY good point.  Been_Done_Before | 03/15/06
I thought the same thing..  Patrick Jones | 03/15/06
Yes but that's why google pays on their end  maxo_z | 03/15/06
Doesn't matter how much Google pays their ISP  John Zern | 03/16/06
So the user is on your ISP's network, right?  ac2_z | 03/17/06
Excellent Point!  Still Lynn | 03/16/06
Real target: VoIP Providers  ejhonda | 03/15/06
power to control the internet is real power  MIS Master | 03/15/06
VoIP is Premium  cdiazh | 03/15/06
NET NEUTRALITY  NATE72 | 03/15/06
You obviously don't know how VOIP works...  BitTwiddler | 03/15/06
No VoIP in NOT a broadband hog  ac2_z | 03/15/06
VoIP is minimal data.  maxo_z | 03/15/06
voip is not a premium. Packets are packets  adr5@... | 03/16/06
Cell long distance is free too!  Still Lynn | 03/16/06
If they want to charge by usage...  jasonp@... | 03/15/06
If you agree to allow this, then get out your Nickels and Dimes...  BitTwiddler | 03/15/06
A Little History  srichardson@... | 03/15/06
Well said!!  TJGodel | 03/15/06
Bandwidth hogs? That's Spin.  ordaj@... | 03/15/06
It's always comes down to the bottom line.  Jake Danger | 03/15/06
Comcast  Patrick Jones | 03/15/06
The dollar IS king  shraven | 03/16/06
Yes we should. We do it everywhere else, why not here  John Zern | 03/15/06
Put a meter on your broadband connection...  wizzzer | 03/15/06
They already are paying.  maxo_z | 03/15/06
You don't understand. Key phrase: "On their end"  John Zern | 03/16/06
Your ISP must really suck  ac2_z | 03/17/06
Then they should move outside USA  jason.mailley | 03/15/06
we are already paying  adr5@... | 03/16/06
Broadband is purchased  bjbrock | 03/15/06
The reality in most of the developed world  alricsca | 03/15/06
High speed is even better in the 3rd world  jason.mailley | 03/15/06
In no way should anyone pay more.  TJGodel | 03/15/06
WEBHOGS  mjd420nova | 03/15/06
"customers would not allow this to happen"  The Reverend | 03/15/06
wake up sucker  shraven | 03/16/06
Nader ? And you call me a sucker? HA HA HA.  The Reverend | 03/20/06
They aren't adding up...  hawkeyeaz1 | 03/15/06
Free? Who is really trying to get the lunch here...  supercharlie | 03/16/06
Bandwidth is already paid for by everyone that uses it.  bharris0 | 03/16/06
Bandwith hogs  paidfare | 03/16/06
Article Needed on How it Really Works  Lynne's Honey | 03/18/06
The Imaginary Problem of Net Neutrality  AJ Carey | 03/20/06
it's about time!  oldhats | 03/20/06

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