 ThrowDemsOutIf you can't convince 'em, confuse 'emPremium
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Re: Net Neutrality debate crosses the Pond But the BBC even admits they are causing a problem. So it isn't just ISP whining.
A senior insider at BT added: "It is certainly a live debate between ISPs [internet service providers] and the BBC. If the BBC gets the numbers it wants for iPlayer then network capacity could become an issue."
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UK | Don't see where your quote says that the BBC admit it's causing a problem, that was a 'senior insider' at BT who said that.
Besides the services is not even at full launch yet, just ISPs scared that their average bandwidth usage will increase so those stupidly cheap deals they've been pimping to try and get business will become uneconomical and they'll probably just respond by throttling even harder, all 3 mentioned ISPs traffic shape to varyingly aggressive degrees. |
