Net Neutrality And Creative Freedom (Tim Wu at re:publica 2010) by 
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Net Neutrality And Creative Freedom (Tim Wu at re:publica 2010) by Anna Lena Schiller (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) https://flic.kr/p/7VfazT

Net Neutrality

Conservatives To Discuss Net Neutrality, Broadband at Convention

The Conservatives hold their convention later this week with 80 resolutions being considered for possible debate in the plenary session. The resolutions are proposed by local chapters and at least two focus on Internet access and net neutrality. Resolution P-063 (Durham) on broadband states: We believe in the need for […]

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June 7, 2011 17 comments News

Rogers Faces More Questions on World of Warcraft Throttling

Teresa Murphy, who filed the original complaint against Rogers over its throttling of World of Warcraft, has submitted a detailed response to the Rogers response. It calls on Rogers to drop its throttling practices and reimburse subscribers for damages resulting from its practices.

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March 30, 2011 5 comments News

Rogers Admits Traffic Management Throttles World of Warcraft

Rogers has admitted that its traffic management practices may interfere with World of Warcraft. It says modifications to its software will not be ready until June.

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March 25, 2011 9 comments News

CRTC Closes Net Neutrality Complaint Against Rogers

The CRTC has closed the net neutrality complaint against Rogers, concluding that it is satisfied with the ISPs response and disclosure practices.

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February 16, 2011 77 comments News

Rogers Responds To CRTC Net Neutrality Concerns: No Need for Disclosure Changes

Rogers has responded to the CRTC’s concerns regarding its Internet traffic management disclosure policies. The company says that there is no need to update its disclosure practices regarding downstream traffic.  It further questions why Rogers is being singled out for changing its disclosure policies, arguing that while it is true […]

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February 15, 2011 10 comments News