In this case, the FCC is saying that Comcast should not define the "Internet Rules"
A case where they keep Comcast from regulating how their users communicate on the Internet.
I know it's important only to alumni and friends of these schools, but Penn State (Twitter's Firehose title) is different from the University of Pennsylvania.
As well as the people who don't encrypt their wireless access points. In many cities, we're encouraged to share. I bet many of us have access to other providers through our neighbors, through whatever DSL provider might be hot at the moment.
If ISPs are by some miracle able to meet the reporting requirements, I think we're going to get a lot of false prosecution based on those who use someone else's wireless network.
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In this case, the FCC is saying that Comcast should not define the "Internet Rules" A case where they keep Comcast from regulating how their users communicate on the Internet.
I know it's important only to alumni and friends of these schools, but Penn State (Twitter's Firehose title) is different from the University of Pennsylvania.
As well as the people who don't encrypt their wireless access points. In many cities, we're encouraged to share. I bet many of us have access to other providers through our neighbors, through whatever DSL provider might be hot at the moment. If ISPs are by some miracle able to meet the reporting requirements, I think we're going to get a lot of false prosecution based on those who use someone else's wireless network.
As I remember, when oil was $20/barrel, each lb of weight meant $100 in operating costs per year.