Tor blocking and DPI

28c3's Channel - YouTube: fascinating video presentation by the Tor Project.

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BEREC publishes its guidelines on transparency and Quality of Service

Documents BoR 53(11) QoS and BoR 67(11) transparency - with much more promised for 2012. This is the type of detailed guidance that the subject called out for, including for instance Network Performance (i.e. what ISPs can actually be monitored for, see p3, BoR53[11]) - and the regulators must have secretly dreaded. They have to implement now, no excuses. However, on transparency, "BEREC states that probably no single method will be sufficient" (p5, BoR67[11]) and points out the limited role of NRAs. So governments' consumer bodies are not off the hook, either.

EU Council Quietly Adopts ACTA, By Hiding It In An Agriculture And Fisheries Meeting

EU Council Quietly Adopts ACTA, By Hiding It In An Agriculture And Fisheries Meeting | Techdirt: charming...

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Internet Co-Regulation: Google Books

Internet Co-Regulation: European Law ... - Christopher T. Marsden - Google Books:

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Bell Canada March 2012: Withdrawal of Peer to Peer throttling letter

111219-The Comp-Withdrawal of ITMP Letter:

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„All for Broadband -- Broadband for All"

„All for Broadband -- Broadband for All" bit of YouTube from my Budapest event in March as a look back at the year

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Net Neutrality Is Too Regulatory, but Stop Online Piracy Isn't?

Net Neutrality Is Too Regulatory, but Stop Online Piracy Isn't? | PCWorld Business Center: Quite, pigopoly plays by different rules.

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