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the implication here is that the net neutrality issue is primarily the last mile ISP. I agree that comcast in particular is going to be a problem, but the assu
by foobiekr 9y ago
the implication here is that the net neutrality issue is primarily the last mile ISP. I agree that comcast in particular is going to be a problem, but the assumption that the larger transit carriers will not be NN problems in and of themselves seems quite off.
- toast0 9y agoI don't honestly think transit providers (other than comcast) are going to cause NN problems. They've been doing their thing for a while and have a clear model: the more bandwidth you use, the more you pay (either usage or connection size). Every once in a while, there's a peering dispute about weather Cogent qualifies as a peer. Someone who is connected to a transit provider can likely switch to other providers (or use multiple) much easier than a residential customer. There's also an array of providers that give you virtual presence at major peering points.