Comcast Appeals FCC's Net Neutrality Ruling 242
Ian Lamont writes "Comcast has filed a court appeal of an FCC ruling that says the company can't delay peer-to-peer traffic on its network because it violates FCC net neutrality principles. A Comcast VP said the FCC ruling is 'legally inappropriate,' but said it will abide by the order during the appeal while moving forward with its plan to cap data transfers at 250 GB per month."
Hmm hhmm this is the phone company calling (Score:3, Funny)
Hmm hmm It seems you have exceeded your 25 telephone calls per month, sir.
How can we do that?
Snort snort. tee hee.
How can we do that?
We're the TELEPHONE COMPANY, sir.
chortle chortle snort snort.
It's my way on my superhighway... (Score:3, Funny)
You can't drive that big-ass truck on my superhighway...
Only big-ass trucks carrying my brand of goods
can travel on my superhighway.
This ticket issued by: Comcast Traffic Police
Re:D'oh! (Score:5, Funny)
OMG. I just realized.
The real-estate market is just the most insidious Internet vendor lock-in ever devised.
Re:If we had real market competition (Score:3, Funny)
What? That's less than an order of magnitude of orders of magnitude. Well within slashdot's desired accuracy.