This certainly changes things. You'll recall that the Internet flipped out the other day when it emerged that Netflix's traffic carrier, Level 3, said that Comcast was taking advantage of its position as one of the nation's largest ISPs by demanding more coin to pass on Netflix traffic to its customers. It is, in fact, largely boring tosh, but it speaks to something we've been talking about for some time. That is, of course, Net Neutrality, which I tend to capitalize for some reason, almost imbuing it with a greater sense of importance. No matter, for nor Comcast has told its side of the story, and things are quite different in its recollection of events. Comcast, feeling some FCC heat, says that this particular incident is truly nothing more than a plain ol' commercial dispute. This isn't Comcast playing the heel, tap-dancing all over the principles of Net Neutrality. In fact, you might even say that Comcast is the victim here.
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