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Comcast's Net Neutrality Case Settlement a Win For the Internet
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Every ISP's discussions of pricing plans, net neutrality or piracy invoke the same faceless villains: the bandwidth hogs. Benoît Felten, analyst and blogger, has been working in telecom for over a decade, and he wants proof these monsters even exist. More »If a Bing Falls In the Middle of the Forest...
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