The Globe and Mail focuses on how traffic shaping has undermined the ability for independent film makers to distribute Canadian content online.
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Traffic Shaping on Campus
Jeremy deBeer argues against it; Alex Goldberg argues for it.
Traffic Shaping on Campus
Jeremy deBeer argues against it; Alex Goldberg argues for it.
France To Adopt Three Strikes And You’re Out For File Sharing
France is about to implement new rules that will require ISPs to monitor their customers' activities and disclose file sharing activity to a new independent body. File sharers will receive three warnings and then lose Internet access. I appeared on the Business News Network today to discuss (about 32 minutes […]
CBC’s Marketplace on ISP Speed Claims
CBC's Marketplace features an eye-opening investigation into the misleading ISP claims about consumer broadband services.
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