Small ISPs Revolt Against ESPN360 Model > The irony is amazing.

reply to funchords

Re: The irony is amazing.

said by funchords:

Brett Glass, SuperWISP , wants to force ESPN360 not to interfere with the relationship between user and ISP.

However, he is totally against any Net Neutrality regulation that would prevent ISPs from interfering with the relationships between users and their own chosen destinations on the net.

Whats realy funny is this:

I get that message, but according to ESPN360.com my ISP Insight Communications, permits me to have access, but the ISP portion is realy just TWC RR, rebranded as insight's (insight.rr.com) so im assuming RR, or TWC doesnt have a deal with them?

I'm on TWC RR and I don't get the message

lol, yet again insight users are a second class citizen

Not all customers that can get the service gets any message.

I have access to it but i don't get any messages.

Also you are free to use RoadRunner via Time Warner as well

um no seeing how on this side of columbus its insight or wow. Next time before you spout off, know the area. It be very fulish for twc to let insight sell rr, in the same neighborhood they do.

No it wouldn't. TWC would make money either way. Insight pays RoadRunner for that access. The customer could also pay TWC direct for the RR service. It works the same way with CLECS. IF you don't pay the ILEC direct you still pay them some how because they have to lease the lines.

If you wanted to be treated the same was as RoadRunner customers on the TWC side why not move to the area that has TWC and as you claim won't be treated as a 2nd class citizen even though TWC and RR are separate companies. RR is just the ISP part.

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