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[TorrentFreak, torrents and more] Traffic Shaping, Good or Bad?: traffic shaping starts to be concern in France, as a well known ISP has started to restrict some p2p protocols (mainly emule and bittorrent, though the latter can be successfully kept alive trough encryption… NNTP traffic is starting to be limited too…

[ipTV-Daily - HOME -- Front Page] Feb. 17 2006 Daily News: The group's ads also could indicate telcos could raise telephone rates to subsidize Internet Protocol TV (IPTV) capital expenses for entry into the market. Telecom gathers content for IPTVCzech Business Weekly - Prague,Czech Republic...

 [digiblade] Net Neutrality is Bad for You: Underlying the idea of “neutrality” is the idea that Internet Protocol embeds no assumptions or values, and the mesh of interconnect agreements we call the Internet is likewise “neutral”.

[Broadband Blog] Another mail to BSNL Broadband: Once they are removed, I am planning to shift to higher 512 k package since it would suffice my bandwidth needs.I understand that most of the broadband connections are an upgrade from the existing dial up; I am constrained by the absence of any other ISP in my area.

[HD Beat] CBS affiliate plans local net streaming of DTV: What's interesting about all of this is that WRAL is effectively trying to deliver a form of IPTV directly as opposed to working with a local telco or ISP to do so. If CBS buys in, WRAL intends to make all programming available (complete with commercials) both in live mode as well as a Video on Demand mode.

 [Grand/MEDIA, Inc.] InteractiveTV Today: [itvt] Issue 6.51 Part 3 of... : he said in an email. "Weapon7 worked seamlessly with our creative agency, adding value to our communications through their expertise and professionalism."

 [Webtalkradio.com] Podcast - Internet Talk Radio - WebTalkGuys World Radio Show - Web ...: Does True IPTV have a future? Or is it going to be open Web-based TV? Is Google becoming an Internet Access Service Provider. ...

[Blog.itvt.com] [itvt] Bloggit: UK ISP, Eclipse Internet, Begins Trials of Triple ...: UK ISP, Eclipse Internet, has begun trials of a triple-play (video, voice and data) service that it plans to eventually roll out across the UK. The company is a subsidiary of Kingston Communications, a regional telco which, among other things, operates the VOD enabled TV-over-DSL service, Kingston Interactive Television, in the city of Hull in Northeast England (note: until recently, Kingston Interactive Television was one of only two companies in the UK to offer VOD;

[Ispcon.blogs.com] Inside ISPCON: The average IPTV user will likely consume about 224 gigabytes per month, he added, at a monthly cost to carriers of $112, a giant leap from the less than $5 attributed to Internet use. If that content were high-definition video, the average user would be consuming more than 1 terabyte per month at a cost to carriers of $560 per month.

[Ecpm.typepad.com] Clickety Clack: Online Ad Blog: ISP: Lots of interesting stuff going on in the ISP/Wi-Fi space-- (last week we saw a press release from MetroFi about their new free wifi product in norcal) Today, the blogosphere is all abuzz about Google, Benchmark, Index, and Skype backing FON, a technology company trying to build a Wi-Fi network. More and better internet access translates to more users (and more revenue) for both Google and Skype so we know why they want to see success here. 

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