          Comments     Threshold   Net neutrality? I don't think
so. By Looey on 10/23/2009 4:38:55 PM , Rating: 1 Net neutrality
as defined by the FCC is a proposal for all data to flow over
the network equally. If all of an ISP's customers start
downloading multi gigabyte files at the same time they will be
treated with the same priority as someone sitting at his
keyboard waiting on a response from a web site. The FCC (Obama &
Google) want to treat bulk data the same as traffic generated by
a person.  If a person is making $100 an hour and has slow
response because an ISP has his connections choked, it makes no
sense to prioritize all the data the same and never has. This
will force ISPs to add more hardware and bandwidth to speed up
response time. The cost will be passed on to the customers. For
ISP haters, don't say sign up fewer customers and there will be
more bandwidth to go around. That will raise the costs or make
the ISP quit the business.  Technically, net neutrality is bad
business. To stop an ISP