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UK.gov backs ISPs on charging content providers, throttling P2P
Thursday, January 29th, 2009UK.gov backs ISPs on charging content providers, throttling P2P: “
Carter kicks net neutrality corpse
Digital Britain The government today rejected any prospect of US-style ‘net neutrality’ laws to prevent ISPs from charging online content providers for traffic prioritisation, or from restricting bandwidth-hungry protocols such as BitTorrent.…
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(Via The Register – Comms.)
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