| High-speed ISP's caping bandwidth |
| Sunday, 01 December 2002 | |
| File-swapping via services such as Napster and Kazaa has been among the most popular activities on high-speed Internet service providers' networks. As a result, some dedicated file-swappers, known as "bandwidth hogs," account for a hugely disproportionate amount of network traffic. Now many of the biggest high-speed ISPs are considering putting a cap on the amount of bandwidth that their subscribers can use per month. The move could undermine subscribers' free swapping ways--something that many lawsuits have not been able to achieve. [Full Story] | |
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