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tech.slashdot.org - 17 days ago

Comcast's New Throttling Plan Uses Trigger Conditions, Not Silent Blocking

— tech.slashdot.org — clang_jangle writes with this excerpt from The Inquirer outlining Comcast's new traffic-throttling scheme , based on information from Comcast's latest FCC filing . "Its network throttling implements a two-tier packet queueing system at the routers, ... (more) Comcast's New Throttling Plan Uses Trigger Conditions, ...

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connectedhome2go.com - 8 days ago

Comcast to Bring TV Everywhere in December

— connectedhome2go.com — Remember those dire predictions over the summer from folks saying we wouldn’t see a national roll-out of TV Everywhere until 2012 or 2014? Well, time for the experts to eat their hats. Several people are reporting on Twitter that Comcast just ... (more) Comcast to Bring TV Everywhere in December

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cmcsk.com - 17 days ago

Investor News

— cmcsk.com — Comcast Reports Third Quarter 2009 Results PHILADELPHIA, Nov 04, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Comcast Corporation (NASDAQ:CMCSA, CMCSK) today reported results for the quarter ended September 30, 2009. Brian L. Roberts, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer ... (more) Investor News

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DSLreports - front page:  Comcast Slammed For Non-Existent Throttling Changes - A few people apparently haven't been paying attention...

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The story with comcast throttling http://tinyurl.com/y8du5ah 10 days ago

Comcast pits neighbor against neighbor. http://bit.ly/1oowhH Reminds me of old Twilight Zone episode http://bit.ly/3BDQSI (via @JimCallahan) 14 days ago

One, two, three: Thanks Comcast! http://bit.ly/1oowhH 15 days ago

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Comcast Slammed For Non-Existent Throttling Changes - A few people apparently haven't been paying attention...
DSLreports - front page — ... No matter, apparently. Neither Slashdot or its readers noticed. Neither did other blogs. The blog entry was quickly picked up by Engadget, whose commenters unleashed a wave of vitriol at the cable company that would make a Marine with Tourette syndrome blush. "Get bent Comcast!" yelled one user. "I think everyone in America should get to crap on the CEO of Comcast's head!" charmingly opined a reader. "What a horrible company," decried another. "I will be canceling you ASAP!" insisted one Comcast customer. ...