Comments on: Comcast invests in P2P start-up

The cable operator enters into a strategic relationship with GridNetworks, a peer-to-peer upstart focused on video distribution.

[Lerianis]

Comcast's network is NOT being choked by p2p applications. What it IS being choked by: Comcast REFUSING to upgrade their networks like they should, and dragging their feet on the upgrades that they are willing to do.

[umbrae]

Guess we now know the truth behind the bittorrent slowdown.

[inachu]

Not many online website host decent picture quality.
So far I only watch online video and nothing on cable TV except for smallville and 60 minutes.

I tried the fox tv viewer but you must install a tiny plugin but even after that the video was horrible and everything was so fuzzy. Online TV viewing is not very good yet unless you tend to use winamp as the main portal to all your online videos.
So until then I will stick with Winamp and my DVD collection.

[benjaminstraight]

Ah! The slowdown is explained.

[javatimes]

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