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more about #netneuterality more comments → EBone: I live in San Diego and am thinking of dropping TWC Roadrunner for ATT DSL (FiOS not available in my area). Anyone have any ATT horror stories to shar... more » combat chuck: Internet demand is rising at a rate that could outpace capacity within a few years. According to industry analysts, the infrastructure may not be able... more » Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: Ha! I hope TW loses customers to Comcast & Verizon now... more » GitEmSteveDave_ForgotNametag: Also, note that your VoIP counts against your data usage. So if you have a gabby teen...... more » GitEmSteveDave_ForgotNametag: There are times I look at my crappy Actiontec router/modem, and kiss it because it's hooked into my FiOS. more » Nick: damn it. i just got into another "price lock" with those bums. piss on me. although, it does remind of living in the dorms when we had a 3GB cap a wee... more » konakazi: Oh come on!! Here I am about to drop my cable and just live off the net, downloading shows, anime, and movies as always, and then they announce this? ... more » Blue387: Hey, an old school iMac! more » Monty: Didn't the RIAA stop the lawsuits? And who among us did not realize that Comcast and AT&T are the ISP equivalents of Hitler and Stalin? more » spider2544: wait.. i thought the RIAA was dead? is this some new Zombie RIAA? more » -
#theinternetisdead
How Much Time Warner's Broadband Caps Will Screw You
Like the virus in 28 Days Later, Time Warner's internet-strangling broadband caps is spreading all over the country. They've got brand new pricing plans too and they yep, they suck. Let's look. More » -
#deathoftheinternet
Time Warner Monthly Data Caps Spread Beyond Texas
Texas may be great, but it could not contain Time Warner's HD video-killing monthly broadband data caps, which have now spread beyond its borders. More » -
#netneuterality
Your ISP Hates You: They're Probably Working With RIAA
Remember how the RIAA was getting ISPs to help battle copyright infringers after they gave up lawsuits, and AT&T was all "no comment"? Now AT&T confirms they're working with the RIAA. UPDATED. More » -
#riaa
RIAA Wants Your Anti-Virus Software to Screen Your Downloads for Pirated Content
Content filter version one: A massive, network-wide dragnet. Not really feeling that Big Bro deal, even though RIAA chief Cary Sherman says it "doesn't give rise...to any privacy concerns because it can operate automatically and anonymously"? It's cool, there's a better approach: A locally installed filter on your computer. More » -
#netneuterality
AT&T Considering Scary, Content-Recognizing Anti-Piracy Filter for Entire Network
Remember YouTube's content filtering system? AT&T is mulling setting one up across its whole network. BusinessWeek's reporting AT&T's in talks with NBC Universal and Disney to possibly use content-recognition tech developed by Vobile—a company they've all invested in—to block pirated material from being sent to and fro along its network. More » -
#netneuterality
Congressman Hates on Comcast for BitTorrent Blockage, Won't Do Anything About It
At least one Congressman is telling Comcast to take a break from its experiment proving why we need net neutrality—Rep. Rick Boucher (D-Va), a consumer advocate, told CNet's Chris Soghoian that "Comcast has made a major mistake in attempting to hinder peer-to-peer file sharing as an aspect of its network management" as "file sharing is already being used for a wide variety of perfectly lawful and appropriate applications." More point-blankly, he added Comcast "should not engage in a blanket disqualification of any category of lawful applications." But, he's not willing to put his law-writing pen where his mouth is, bucking at the proposition of legislation—instead he's advocating letting the market take care of it. Cause it's already doing so well solving our telco issues. [CNet]
