As Oliver Widder so eloquently expressed in a recent Geek and Poke, it is a parent's responsibility to help shape their child's internet traffic, BUT ISPs were properly slapped down by the latest ruling against Comcast. The ISP giant managed their customers' internet usage better than the most strict parent.
Federal Communications Commission ruled against choking down the internet pipe when consumers connect to ANY legal internet services, and spanks COMCAST down; inviting consumers to keep an eye on their ISP's for similar bad behavior, that just happens to be illegal.
Related articles and blogs:
FCC net-neutrality-wonks: traffic-shaping open-kimono, plz
It seems that Canadians do not have the same protections from the Big Parent ISP.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Parents, NOT ComCast, Shape Internet Traffic
Posted by samccoy at Saturday, August 23, 2008
Labels: censorship, Comcast, corporations, FCC, ISP, net neutrality, Networking, parents, USA
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