Tag: ISPs

Will the “Six Strikes” Copyright Alert System Hurt Consumers And Small Businesses?
Piracy is a problem that needs to be dealt with. I don't think anybody is going to refute that. Where people are divided is how we actually deal with this problem. After years of r...
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This Is What A Copyright Alert Looks Like
The "Six Strikes" Copyright Alert System is being implemented acros...
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Netflix Launches Super HD And 3D Streaming
Netflix announced the launch of Super HD and 3D streaming options today, with availability only through ISPs who are partners with Netflix's Open Connect content delivery network,...
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Netflix Names Google Fiber the Best ISP for Streaming Netflix
Netflix is releasing new ISP rankings based on how well they stream Netflix, and it should surprise...
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CCI Six Strikes Anti-Piracy Alert System Delayed Until Early 2013
Well, this was unexpected. After CCI had been working since late 2011 to get its ambitious anti-piracy alert system off the ground, it looked like the program was finally going to...
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AT&T Will Implement Its Six-Strikes Anti-Piracy Program On November 28
You may recall a certain plan being put into place by the Center for Copyright Information and leading ISPs around the nation. It would use a...
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ISPs To Start Six-Strike Anti-Piracy Program Later This Year
You may recall an effort on the part of the Center for Copyright Information to start a...
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Mediacom Takes File Sharing Punishments To Absurd New Levels
Are you a Mediacom subscriber? Do you use file sharing services to obtain content? If so, you may want to switch to a different provider. The ISP's new three-strike system is absur...
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You Pay Far Too Much For Internet And That’s A Problem
The Internet has become a staple of modern communication. While some people use the Internet to watch funny cat videos on YouTube, it's importance can not be understated for the mi...
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Netflix Preps Open Connect to Improve Content Delivery
Netflix is hoping to improve relations with internet service providers with the announcement of its very own content delivery network,...
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The Netherlands Successfully Passes Net Neutrality
The Netherlands has historically been on the cutting edge in relation to certain concepts, especially in regards to personal freedom. While Amsterdam is famous for its approach to...
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New Zealand ISP Skirts Region-Restrictions With a “Global” Mode
When are movie and television studios going to learn that the internet effectively makes any country or region-specific premiere into a global premiere....
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The Pirate Bay To Be Blocked In The UK
We reported a few months ago that there was a high court ruling currently pending on whether or not The Pirate...
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New Lawsuit Targets More Hurt Locker Downloaders
If you downloaded the Academy-Award-winning film The Hurt Locker in the past two years, things are really turning out to be a hassle for you. That's because Voltage P...
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Movie Studios Lose Appeal in Aussie ISP Piracy Case
The High Court of Australia has soundly rejected the notion that internet service providers (ISP's) are responsible for their subscribers' copyright violations. In a unanimous dec...
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