FCC Chairman Wants FCC to Stop Comcast's P2P Throttling

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin will try to get the FCC to approve an order to Comcast to stop throttling P2P downloads and to provide details about its current and planned network management practices.

Read more about it at: "Comcast Loses: FCC Head Slams Company's P2P Filtering," "Comcast Ordered to Stop BitTorrent Traffic Interference," "FCC: Comcast Broke Rules, But Will Not Face Fines," and "Internet Users Stop Comcast, Net Neutrality Win on the Horizon."

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Author: Charles W. Bailey, Jr.

Charles W. Bailey, Jr.

One thought on “FCC Chairman Wants FCC to Stop Comcast's P2P Throttling”

  1. P2P downloads are the only means by which major events such as baseball can be multicast to large audiences as the new technologies have shown. They are also the medium for large scale VoD and content distribution services. Hence blocking P2P downloads is really akin to killing major applications on the net.

    This will also have a bearing on how wireless networks will work in the future.

    http://www.wimax-home.com

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