Last modified: March 4, 2008 11:32 AM PST
Comcast on the hot seat over BitTorrent
With its handling of file-sharing traffic under scrutiny, the ISP and its foes answer to the FCC on broadband practices.
March 4, 2008
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February 13, 2008
FCC: No plans for a Comcast-BitTorrent hearing at Stanford
Chairman Kevin Martin dismisses rumors that a formal FCC public hearing at Stanford University is in the works, saying he's merely giving a speech there later this week.March 4, 2008
Comcast packs 'em in at FCC hearing
The company admits it hired people off the street to save places for its employees. But some, apparently, also took up some of the precious few seats, displacing potential critics.February 27, 2008
Comcast hits the snooze button
Cable giant Comcast seems to have moved on from its anti-BitTorrent filtering, and now appears to be engaged in a fairly low tech astroturf campaign.February 26, 2008
Net pioneers trash Comcast's P2P traffic treatment
Noted MIT computer scientists tell FCC broadband operators must be more open about limits on users' network habits and shouldn't resort to hacker-like controls as remedies.February 25, 2008
FCC chief grills Comcast on BitTorrent blocking
Cable company defends delaying P2P file-sharing traffic at hearing, but some regulators question whether the practice really benefits its customers.February 25, 2008
Rep. Markey: Don't turn BitTorrent into 'BitTrickle'
At start of hearing about Comcast's slowdown of file-sharing traffic, federal regulators warn that they're not taking the allegations lightly.February 25, 2008
Comcast vs. BitTorrent to be focus of FCC hearing
Cable company and foes to be questioned as agency considers new nondiscrimination regulations targeting broadband providers.February 22, 2008
previous coverage
BitTorrent firms: Comcast throttling is anticompetitive
Companies relying on BitTorrent charge Comcast's slowing of peer-to-peer traffic blocks perfectly legal content that competes with cable TV.February 14, 2008
Comcast to FCC: We block only 'excessive' traffic
In a response to criticisms about P2P practices, Comcast tells FCC that throttling BitTorrent transfers is necessary to keep its network functioning.February 13, 2008
Comcast: Bloggers keep us honest
Comcast has recently cited bloggers as a major source of checks and balances in an FCC filing. Is oversight from the blogosphere really enough?February 13, 2008


