Bizarre Anti-Net Neutrality Rant Says ISPs Will Get Overwhelmed Because of Gaming Drew Wilson | January 19, 2022 An article has surfaced suggesting that ISPs will get completely overwhelmed because people might play video games.
Music Group Calls for ISP Tax to Subsidize the Music Industry Drew Wilson | October 6, 2018 The Screen Composers Guild of Canada (GSGC) is demanding that the government slap a tax on ISPs to subsidize the work they are paid for.
FCC Head Backs Internet Cable Usage-Based Billing Drew Wilson | May 23, 2012 If this is any indication of things to come, accessing the Internet could be a whole lot more expensive in the future. Julius Genachowski, Chairman for the FCC has come out in support of usage-based billing in the US for cable companies.
Canada’s Usage Based Billing Hearings Kicks Off Drew Wilson | July 12, 2011 In a way, it’s surprising that Canada is still talking about Usage Based Billing. Yet, here we are today with the CRTC (Canada’s regulator for industries like this) holding hearings on ISPs pushing to make sure Usage Based Billing is permitted in the marketplace.
Government to Blame for US Living in Stone Age of Internet Connectivity – Report Drew Wilson | July 1, 2011 What could possibly be the reason why the US has such (loading article, please wait…)
Canadian ISPs Start Rolling Out Bandwidth Caps, Higher Fees Drew Wilson | January 9, 2011 If you download Linux ISOs, stream movies from Netflix, listen to podcasts, play online games, or are grabbing the latest open source software such as Open Office, Gimp or FireFox, and live in Canada, this next story will probably be of big concern for you. ISPs are starting initiating bandwidth caps and rolling out higher …
Canadian ISP Bandwidth Consumption Growth Falls 45% Drew Wilson | February 18, 2009 Jesse Browns Search Engine on CBC covered a very interesting topic recently. The growth of bandwidth consumption went down 45% in Canada recently.
