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Comcast — ‘We’ll Still Charge You if You Lost Internet, and it’s God’s Fault’
If you were unlucky enough to lose internet (or cable) during hurricane Irene, and you’re also a Comcast customer, there’s a nasty surprise coming your way in your next bill. Continue reading

The Results Are In — Your ISP is Probably Cheating You Out of Bandwidth
The results of the Federal Communications Commission’s study are in — and you’re probably not getting what you expect from your ISP. Continue reading

Man Banned from Internet for Exceeding Comcast Data Limits
Andre Vrignaud is a Seattle gaming consultant who does most of his work online. Unfortunately, his excessive use of data has earned him a one-year-ban from the internet. Continue reading
Time Warner Cable Doesn’t Care About Net Neutrality
We’re fed up. The cable companies have subjected us to non-stop bullshit over the past 5 to 10 years, depending on your provider. Comcast, RCN, COX, Time Warner and all the others are constantly raising our fees, not offering enough channels in HD and this time around, trying to cap our Internet bandwidth. Time Warner Cable (TWC) has been experimenting with bandwidth metering for over a year now and the results have not been pretty. Though rumors have been swirling... Continue reading
The Devil Inside: Comcast
Comcast is the first ISP to start ramping up use of bandwidth caps. P2PNet has a fantastic write-up that completely details all of Comcast’s shady doings. The piece mentions how Comcast has developed a “disconnect user” option. That’s right. Use too much bandwidth for it’s liking and the big C might kill your connection for good. Even scarier are the recommendations for pirates, P2P users and movie buffs: If you’re a Comcast user and you do P2P all day and... Continue reading
Comcast Lays Down The Law
If you’re one of the few that hasn’t already switched to Verizon because Comcast kept throttling your Internet connection while you were trying to torrent, get this: Come October 1st, Comcast will be implementing a 250GB monthly cap as part of their shift toward “protocol agnostic” network management. Comcast is still making plans on how they want to screw their customers over, like having the notion to consider charging $15 per 10GB over the monthly cap or banning your internet... Continue reading
Net Neutrality: FCC To Rule Against Comcast, Order Chinese Food
Everyone hates Comcast. Don’t give me that shit that it’s a decent company. Comcast is thisclose to getting shit on by half its customers and as Verizon offers (somewhat) better options and TV, customers will start to defect away from Comcast. Now the FCC is ready to make everyone’s day, by announcing that Comcast knowingly and wrongly fucked with your Internet. Crack open a Bud. You deserve one. The FCC is expected to levy fines against Comcast on Friday and... Continue reading
Breaking: Comcast To Be Punished By FCC
This is just coming off the wires but it appears the FCC is going to punish Comcast for the way it has been handling its ‘net traffic. As you may recall, Comcast has been at the center of an argument over whether or not it has the right to throttle Bit Torrent traffic. The FCC claims that by doing this, it’s violating the FCC’s principles of protecting consumers access to the Internet. Remember, this is the same Comcast that sabotaged... Continue reading
Comcast Center HD Video Wall
It figures. A year after I move to NYC from Philadelphia, the Comcast Center is completed and the finishing touches it has are beyond spectacular. When I go back to visit, I’ll have to get some footage of this $22 million high-def video wall in action. It’s 27′ x 87′, features 10 million pixels across various modules, has six LED digitizers and a boatload of video processors. Oh yeah, it contains 27 TB worth of data. The purpose of this... Continue reading
