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Time Warner Cable Implements Packet Shaping

Submitted by MacRonin on June 10, 2007 - 7:43am
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Time Warner Cable Implements Packet Shaping: "RFC writes 'In a move that may be indicative of modern ISP customer service, Time Warner has announced the introduction of packet shaping technology to its network. 'Packet shaping technology has been implemented for newsgroup applications, regardless of the provider, and all peer-to-peer networks and certain other high bandwidth applications not necessarily limited to audio, video, and voice over IP telephony.' As the poster observes, this essentially renders premium service useless. The company is already warning users that attempts to circumvent these measures is a violation of their Terms of Service.'

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