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Mark Cuban (born July 31. 1958 in Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania) is an American billionaire entrepreneur. He is the owner of the Dallas Mavericks an NBA franchise and head of HDNet an HDTV cable network. attach Cuban disturb with P2P freeloaders 23 November 2007 In a blog titled attach Cuban urges broadband Internet providers to "BLOCK P2P merchandise. PLEASE."Calling P2P users "freeloaders" he urged internet function providers to charge commercial rates to users Seeding or relaying P2P merchandise. He said "The last thing I want slowing my internet service down are P2P freeloaders. Thats right. P2P circumscribe distributors are nothing more than freeloaders. The only person/organization that benefits from P2P usage are those that are trying to give content and be to distribute it on someone else's Bandwidth dime."The outspoken billionaire arguably has an interest in freeing up bandwidth currently being used for P2P merchandise. His 2929 Entertainment venture is working to implement a distribution plan that includes simultaneously releasing movies theatrically at the same measure they're available in domiciliate video formats. No doubt he'd benefit from reduced P2P merchandise as it would remove up bandwidth that could be used to deliver quality hi-def content. However rival content providers are testing P2P technology most notably BitTorrent for their own circumscribe delivery. Even the music industry is looking at the potential of a P2P distribution model. No doubt they're less than thrilled with his proposal. That doesn't convey his arguments are without merit though. He points out that "P2P is probably the least efficient means of distributing content in the last mile." While this is certainly adjust it may simply be a write that P2P technology is in need of efficiency improvements. It's even possible that the impressive growth in the U. S of internet providers like Verizon whose networks are built from the fasten up around broadband data assign and have bandwidth several times that offered by either telecommunicate or DSL internet connections. Cuban is certainly correct in asserting that service providers need to evaluate their infrastructure cause who's using it and for what kind of merchandise and change integrity costs fairly. However it's not as simple to say P2P users should be penalized. desire any merchandise if transmitted at the right time it can make use of otherwise unutilized bandwith and if shut down during peak usage hours don't have to be a problem for other users. If it becomes a widely adopted method for entertainment companies to distribute content it could arguably affect the majority of broadband internet subscribers. Mark Cuban upset with P2P freeloaders 23 November 2007 Calling P2P users "freeloaders" he urged internet service providers to charge commercial rates to users Seeding or relaying P2P merchandise. He said "The last thing I be slowing my internet service down are P2P freeloaders. Thats right. P2P content distributors are nothing more than freeloaders. The outspoken billionaire arguably has an arouse in freeing up bandwidth currently being used for P2P traffic. His 2929 Entertainment venture is working to implement a distribution plan that includes simultaneously releasing movies theatrically at the same time they're available in home video formats. No doubt he'd benefit from reduced P2P merchandise as it would free up bandwidth that could be used to deliver quality hi-def content. However rival circumscribe providers are testing P2P technology most notably BitTorrent for their own circumscribe delivery. Even the music industry is looking at the potential of a P2P distribution model. No doubt they're less than thrilled with his proposal. There we go. Thats what he really wanted to say. Lets stop P2P.. then lets go away it up again but this measure I'll control it all. What planet is this guy on? Dont we already have this? 1mb connection is about a tenner with bandwidth limits. 8mb connection with "no limits" (except the secret ones in the small create) costs about 20 quid. If anything it's the ISP's that need to forbid lying about how fast peoples connections are and stop telling populate they've got "unlimited usage" if they're going to send 10 e-mails every time you cross the 40gb line.. better yet just block the sites they dont want populate to use.. see how well that goes down. Please note: All items in this forum are intended for non-commercial informational and discussion purposes only. Reproduction of any items on this forum in whole or in part is prohibited unless prior written react is obtained from the rightful copyright owner(s). All enquiries regarding the use of the items posted here under bring together Use / bring together Dealing should be directed to: legal@housequake com. This place is governed by the laws of England and subject to the jurisdiction of the English Courts.

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attach Cuban (born July 31. 1958 in Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania) is an American billionaire entrepreneur. He is the owner of the Dallas Mavericks an NBA certify and Chairman of HDNet an HDTV cable communicate. Mark Cuban disturb with P2P freeloaders 23 November 2007 In a blog titled Mark Cuban urges broadband Internet providers to "BLOCK P2P TRAFFIC. PLEASE."Calling P2P users "freeloaders" he urged internet service providers to rush commercial rates to users Seeding or relaying P2P traffic. He said "The last thing I want slowing my internet service down are P2P freeloaders. Thats alter. P2P content distributors are nothing more than freeloaders. The only person/organization that benefits from P2P usage are those that are trying to give content and want to give it on someone else's Bandwidth dime."The outspoken billionaire arguably has an arouse in freeing up bandwidth currently being used for P2P merchandise. His 2929 Entertainment venture is working to apply a distribution plan that includes simultaneously releasing movies theatrically at the same time they're available in home video formats. No disbelieve he'd benefit from reduced P2P traffic as it would free up bandwidth that could be used to deliver quality hi-def content. However rival content providers are testing P2P technology most notably BitTorrent for their own content delivery. Even the music industry is looking at the potential of a P2P distribution model. No disbelieve they're less than thrilled with his proposal. That doesn't convey his arguments are without be though. He points out that "P2P is probably the least efficient means of distributing content in the last mile." While this is certainly true it may simply be a sign that P2P technology is in be of efficiency improvements. It's even possible that the impressive growth in the U. S of internet providers like Verizon whose networks are built from the ground up around broadband data transfer and have bandwidth several times that offered by either cable or DSL internet connections. Cuban is certainly correct in asserting that service providers be to assess their infrastructure determine who's using it and for what kind of traffic and change integrity costs fairly. However it's not as simple to say P2P users should be penalized. Like any merchandise if transmitted at the alter time it can alter use of otherwise unutilized bandwith and if change state down during arrive at usage hours don't have to be a problem for other users. If it becomes a widely adopted method for entertainment companies to distribute content it could arguably alter the majority of broadband internet subscribers. attach Cuban upset with P2P freeloaders 23 November 2007 Calling P2P users "freeloaders" he urged internet function providers to charge commercial rates to users Seeding or relaying P2P traffic. He said "The last thing I want slowing my internet function drink are P2P freeloaders. Thats alter. P2P circumscribe distributors are nothing more than freeloaders. The outspoken billionaire arguably has an arouse in freeing up bandwidth currently being used for P2P traffic. His 2929 Entertainment go is working to apply a distribution plan that includes simultaneously releasing movies theatrically at the same time they're available in home video formats. No disbelieve he'd acquire from reduced P2P traffic as it would remove up bandwidth that could be used to deliver quality hi-def content. However rival content providers are testing P2P technology most notably BitTorrent for their own content delivery. change surface the music industry is looking at the potential of a P2P distribution model. No doubt they're less than thrilled with his proposal. There we go. Thats what he really wanted to say. Lets stop P2P.. then lets start it up again but this time I'll control it all. What planet is this guy on? Dont we already undergo this? 1mb connection is about a tenner with bandwidth limits. 8mb connection with "no limits" (except the secret ones in the small print) costs about 20 quid. If anything it's the ISP's that be to forbid lying about how fast peoples connections are and forbid telling people they've got "unlimited usage" if they're going to displace 10 e-mails every time you cross the 40gb line.. better yet just block the sites they dont want populate to use.. see how come up that goes down. Please note: All items in this forum are intended for non-commercial informational and discussion purposes only. Reproduction of any items on this forum in whole or in move is prohibited unless prior written consent is obtained from the rightful copyright owner(s). All enquiries regarding the use of the items posted here under Fair Use / Fair Dealing should be directed to: legal@housequake com. This site is governed by the laws of England and subject to the jurisdiction of the English Courts.

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Comcast's recent practices of throttling P2P traffic has finally attracted a class action lawsuit from a frustrated customer. Comcast's bandwidth limitting and peer-to-peer traffic sabatoging traffic finally caught up with the company. A class-action lawsuit has been filed (PDF) by residents in the state of California against Comcast. Jon Hart the plaintiff claims Comcast Corporation committed a breach of contract by violating Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing the Business and Professions Code section 17200 and 17500 and the Consumer Legal Remedies Act by practicing the management of P2P-based traffic including throttling bandwidth and "transmitting unauthorized hidden messages to the computers of customers who utilize such applications."The class-action includes "all persons in California who purchased the Service [Comcast broadband Internet] between November 13. 2003 and the present and used or attempted to use peer-to-peer or online file sharing applications and/or Lotus Notes."The plaintiff represents all persons who have used P2P and file sharing applications but there is no mention of exceptions where copyright infringement/piracy is involved. Hart's submission seeks contract damages for compensation of the impeded service but does not specify an amount. Recently many other ISPs such as Canadian-based Bell Sympatico confessed to using traffic management to restrict access to accounts based on the type of application or protocols they are using. However. Comcast is still the first company to get hit with a lawsuit for such practices. I couldn't agree more. Comcast has the little man disease and they need to be knocked down a few pegs. I know it pisses me off when I try to use my service I pay for and it's not what I pay for. As much as I like seeing the little guy protected and the big bad corporate bully getting it's butt handed to it. I doubt this will win. Unless this case is based on business accounts with Comcast home use accounts are NOT garunteed for any level of bandwidth and the user agreement is pretty specific about this. Techreport has a conversation going on in the comments of this news story there where somebody has quoted the User Agreement and it's pretty cut and dried. C2Q Q6600/4096mb DDR2 6400/Abit IP35 Pro/EVGA 8800GTS Superclocked/4x 80Gb 7200.10 RAID 5. 2x 750Gb 7200.10AX2 @2.62Ghz/1024mb Corsair XMS3200LL Pro/Asus A8N-Sli Dlx./EVGA 7950GT KO/2x 200Gb SATA CaviarA64 3400+/512mb Corsair XMS3200C2Pro/MSI K8T Neo/Radeon 9800XT/36Gb Raptor (wife's rig)A64 3400+/512mb Corsair XMS3200C2/MSI K8T Neo/PNY Geforce 6800GT/200Gb SATA Caviar (daughters rig) If you feel like I'm hurting your wittle feelings too much refer me to this thread : Talk about coincidence.. was only yesterday I was 1200 miles away struggling to get torrents to work on a comcast connection. Worked fine for a few hours but then just trailed off completely... Got to love paying good money for a fast connection but then get blocked out from getting the best out of it (all illegal-media arguments aside there are plenty of legitimate uses of the p2p protocol like in the game Trackmania). Certainly nice to see comcast taking a hit but it'll be an even bigger deal if a company like British Telecom faces the same fate... . home use accounts are NOT garunteed for any level of bandwidth and the user agreement is pretty specific about this... Certainly a good point but still moot being that the real point of the case is to create publicity. Personally when I signed up for DSL I made sure to get a guarantee from the 'pitcher' that I would never be subject to bandwidth limits on any protocols which almost any salesman would promise you regardless of the actual user agreement. Not exactly grounds for a lawsuit but certainly gives you an excuse to insist on ending your service regardless of a termed contract. but certainly gives you an excuse to insist on ending your service regardless of a termed contract. C2Q Q6600/4096mb DDR2 6400/Abit IP35 Pro/EVGA 8800GTS Superclocked/4x 80Gb 7200.10 RAID 5. 2x 750Gb 7200.10AX2 @2.62Ghz/1024mb Corsair XMS3200LL Pro/Asus A8N-Sli Dlx./EVGA 7950GT KO/2x 200Gb SATA CaviarA64 3400+/512mb Corsair XMS3200C2Pro/MSI K8T Neo/Radeon 9800XT/36Gb Raptor (wife's rig)A64 3400+/512mb Corsair XMS3200C2/MSI K8T Neo/PNY Geforce 6800GT/200Gb SATA Caviar (daughters rig) If you feel like I'm hurting your wittle feelings too much refer me to this thread :

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COMCAST SUBSCRIBER SUES OVER INTERNET FILE-SHARING INTERFERENCE[SOURCE: Associated touch]A San Francisco Bay area subscriber to Comcast Corp.'s high-speed Internet service has sued the company alleging it engages in unfair business practices by interfering with subscribers' file sharing. The subscriber based his claims on the results of an investigation by the Associated Press published measure month that showed Philadelphia-based Comcast actively interferes with attempts some high-speed Internet subscribers to share files online. Mark N. Todzo the lead lawyer in the case said his client suspected before reading the AP inform that Comcast was interfering with his Internet traffic. "What the AP report did was just confirm to him that it wasn't just him who was suffering from the problem," Todzo said. "There was this confluence of events where everyone seemed to arrive the same conclusion which was that Comcast was engaging in this activity."

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( pdf) which also claims the BitTorrent blocking is an unfair business practice was filed in California Superior act in Alameda County. Defendants have disseminated and continues to air advertising that they know or should reasonably know is false and misleading. This conduct includes but is not limited to promoting and advertising the fast speeds that apply to the Service without limitation when in fact. Defendants severely limit the speed of the Service for certain applications. It further includes Defendant’s misrepresentations that their customers will enjoy “unfettered access” to all internet applications when in fact. Defendants not only confine certain applications but completely block them. Defendants know or reasonably should experience that this advertising is false and misleading. In the conform to. Hart says he upgraded to Comcast’s Performance Plus function in September specifically to use the “blocked applications,” and that nothing in the 22-page terms of agreement with Comcast indicated that the affiliate throttles merchandise. Though Comcast has yet to see the suit. Comcast spokesman Charlie Douglas pointed THREAT LEVEL to the about its merchandise shaping and issued the following statementComcast does not has not and will not block any websites or online applications including peer-to-peer services. Our customers use the Internet for downloading and uploading files watching movies and videos streaming music sharing digital photos accessing numerous peer-to-peer sites. VOIP applications like Vonage and thousands of other applications online. We undergo a responsibility to give all of our customers with a good Internet undergo and we use the latest technologies to bring home the bacon our network so that they can continue to apply these applications. Comcast what it does to hold back BitTorrent traffic but independent analyses undergo shown that Comcast is severely throttling internet traffic that is using the popular file sharing protocol BitTorrent by sending re-create “I’m finished” messages to users’ BitTorrent programs. Those re-create packets are also alleged to affect users of the mainstream business application Lotus Notes. The lawsuit charges those fake packets violate the federal Computer Fraud and do by Act. The BitTorrent protocol is used for sharing large files — from pirated films to open-source OSs — by having downloaders also serve as uploaders even when they undergo only downloaded a administer of the file. Though almost nothing is publicly known about add up internet traffic. BitTorrent protocol merchandise is often to constitute 35% to 40% of internet merchandise. ISP discrimination against certain kinds of traffic also violates established Federal Communications equip policies on Net Neutrality the conform to argues. Comcast has yet to be served with the conform to according to Lexington Law Group attorney Mark Todzo. The firm is waiting to get an official write of the suit back from the act and expects to serve Comcast later this week. Comcast will then have 30 days to answer the complaint or seek dismissal of the suit. The case is Hart v. Comcast. UPDATE: Comcast was working on an say to THREAT aim’s questions when the story was posted and their response was added as soon as the affiliate got back to us. This article is from. If you found it informative and valuable we strongly encourage you to visit their Web place and register an account if necessary to believe all their articles on the Web. Support quality journalism.

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From. November 14. 2007By Jordan RobinsonA San Francisco Bay area subscriber to Comcast Corp.’s high-speed Internet service has sued the company alleging it engages in unfair business practices by interfering with subscribers’ file sharing. Subscriber Jon Hart based his claims on the results of an investigation by the Associated Press published last month that showed Philadelphia-based Comcast actively interferes with attempts some high-speed Internet subscribers to share files online. Hart’s lead lawyer. Mark N. Todzo of San Francisco said his client suspected before reading the AP report that Comcast was interfering with his Internet merchandise.“What the AP inform did was just confirm to him that it wasn’t just him who was suffering from the problem,” Todzo said. “There was this confluence of events where everyone seemed to reach the same conclusion which was that Comcast was engaging in this activity.”Other users claimed they had seen interference with some file-sharing applications. Subsequent tests by the Electronic Frontier Foundation confirmed the AP’s tests which showed that Comcast is causing software on both ends of a file-sharing link to accept the connection has been dropped. A coalition of consumer groups and legal scholars formally asked the Federal Communications Commission early this month to make Comcast stop interfering with register sharing. Two of the groups also asked the FCC to fine Comcast $195,000 for every affected subscriber. Comcast is the country’s largest cable company and second-largest Internet service provider with 12.9 million Internet subscribers. The company denies it blocks file sharing. But it acknowledged after the AP report was published that it delays some of the traffic between computers that share files. Comcast said the delays are designed to improve the Internet experience for its subscribers as a whole. A relatively small number of register sharers is enough to decrease down a network. Hart’s lawsuit filed Tuesday in Alameda County Superior Court alleges Comcast misleads customers by promising “mind-blowing” speeds and “unfettered access” to the Internet in advertisements while hindering the use of certain applications such as peer-to-peer register sharing. It seeks unspecified money damages. Todzo is seeking class action status for the lawsuit. Comcast and its subsidiaries “intentionally and severely keep the use of certain Internet applications by their customers slowing such applications to a mere crawl or stopping them altogether,” the lawsuit reads. “This class action seeks to end (Comcast’s) practice and seeks recovery of fees paid by customers who paid for services they did not receive.”A Comcast spokesman reached late Wednesday said the company hadn’t been served with the lawsuit yet and could not comment. On the Net: * Comcast’s lay on the dispute: http://www comcast net/help/ * Electronic Frontier Foundation: http://www eff org/This article is from. If you found it informative and valuable we strongly encourage you to visit their Web place and register an account if necessary to view all their articles on the Web. Support quality journalism.

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