Excellent he-says-she-says guide to forthcoming litigation: A Quick Guide For The Upcoming Net Neutrality Rules Challenge | Public Knowledge:
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
TPRC 2011: great papers by Clark/Lehr/Bauer, Cooper/Soppera, Chery, Frieden and others
Well, it turns out there was tons of net neutrality stuff - just under different titles! Main things I learnt:
[1] DPI seems to be bought as single-use, forget security-bandwidth management conspiracy theories..(Mueller)
[2] web video is really growing at zettaflood pace (Cooper);
[3] BITAG was actually used once, last week,
[4] no blocking plus QoS on FRAND terms is gaining ground at least amongst academics as least bad solution (Bauer, Cherry, Frieden);
[5] we have little or no idea how much OTT video bandwidth costs, but we know its important to know (Clark/Lehr/Bauer) and outages on QoS do suggest some recompense for consumers (ditto)!
[1] DPI seems to be bought as single-use, forget security-bandwidth management conspiracy theories..(Mueller)
[2] web video is really growing at zettaflood pace (Cooper);
[3] BITAG was actually used once, last week,
[4] no blocking plus QoS on FRAND terms is gaining ground at least amongst academics as least bad solution (Bauer, Cherry, Frieden);
[5] we have little or no idea how much OTT video bandwidth costs, but we know its important to know (Clark/Lehr/Bauer) and outages on QoS do suggest some recompense for consumers (ditto)!
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Diller: Cash Keeps Hollywood Quiet On Net Neutrality
Diller: Cash Keeps Hollywood Quiet On Net Neutrality: IAC Chairman Barry Diller said Hollywood wasn't making much noise over the ...
Enforcing net neutrality: designed incompetence in Canada?
Rogers is a truly classy operator - read their denial-degrade response to gamers' complaints, and the CRTC's abusive failure to implement their own policy. Disgraceful...
On which subject, Time Warner may be bang to rights for interfering with their customers' enjoyment of Internet service, in Fink v. Time Warner Cable, 2011 WL 3962607 (S.D.N.Y. September 7, 2011). This will rumble on over the winter...
On which subject, Time Warner may be bang to rights for interfering with their customers' enjoyment of Internet service, in Fink v. Time Warner Cable, 2011 WL 3962607 (S.D.N.Y. September 7, 2011). This will rumble on over the winter...
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
It was ten years ago today...Kieran McCarthy on BT throttling P2P
Ah, those were the days, BT OpenWoe denying throttling bandwidth hungry users until they were caught red-handed. A decade ago...
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