A coalition of consumer groups and legal scholars on Nov. 1 formally asked the Federal Communications Commission to stop Comcast Corp. from interfering with file sharing by its Internet subscribers. The petitions will be the first real test of the FCC's stance on "Net Neutrality," the principle that Internet traffic be treated equally by carriers.
November 01, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A coalition of consumer groups and legal scholars on Nov. 1 formally asked the Federal Communications Commission to stop Comcast Corp. from interfering with file sharing by its Internet subscribers.
Two of the groups are also asking the FCC to fine Comcast $195,000 for every affected subscriber.
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