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Net Neutrality Ruling Passed

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Modelworks said:
Because the regulation is next to zero.
Anyone with the money can start a satellite tv service. There are plenty of satellites and plenty of uplinks willing to provide the service without any bureaucracy involved. I know companies that will sell you video broadcast by satellite services by the day if you want.
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And anyone with money can start an ISP.
 
Genx87 said:
It is a wonderful protocol until you get applications like Bit Torrent which exploit it for their own benefit crushing the network in the process.
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People that Bit Torrent aren't the ones destroying bandwidth anymore, they were passed a while ago by those streaming content such as Hulu, YouTube and other such services.

Which don't even use TCP/IP
 
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