http://www.thegeekery.biz/2007/08/18/comcast-is-killing-bittorrent-and-our-freedom/ We're still thinking of a tag line ok? Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:35:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 http://www.thegeekery.biz/2007/08/18/comcast-is-killing-bittorrent-and-our-freedom/#comment-250 The Geekery » Blog Archive » A Geek Week in Piracy and Online Freedom! Mon, 17 Sep 2007 02:10:07 +0000 http://www.thegeekery.biz/2007/08/18/comcast-is-killing-bittorrent-and-our-freedom/#comment-250 [...] This idea came to us after reading about the whole media defender debacle. Now in the past we have blasted many companies and sites about disregarding freedoms of their customers and users which we think is wrong. We will [...] […] This idea came to us after reading about the whole media defender debacle. Now in the past we have blasted many companies and sites about disregarding freedoms of their customers and users which we think is wrong. We will […]

]]> http://www.thegeekery.biz/2007/08/18/comcast-is-killing-bittorrent-and-our-freedom/#comment-124 The Geekery » Blog Archive » Comcast denies shaping BitTorrent traffic Wed, 22 Aug 2007 18:02:38 +0000 http://www.thegeekery.biz/2007/08/18/comcast-is-killing-bittorrent-and-our-freedom/#comment-124 [...] Does Comcast read TheGeekery? Wow, that would suck for us due to all the Comcast bashing we do here, but for some reason we still pay for their service. On Tuesday Comcast officially denied rumors the they were filtering BitTorrent traffic running over their network. [...] […] Does Comcast read TheGeekery? Wow, that would suck for us due to all the Comcast bashing we do here, but for some reason we still pay for their service. On Tuesday Comcast officially denied rumors the they were filtering BitTorrent traffic running over their network. […]

]]> http://www.thegeekery.biz/2007/08/18/comcast-is-killing-bittorrent-and-our-freedom/#comment-113 The Geekery » Blog Archive » Comcast meet Copowi, your new enemy! Mon, 20 Aug 2007 23:19:27 +0000 http://www.thegeekery.biz/2007/08/18/comcast-is-killing-bittorrent-and-our-freedom/#comment-113 [...] How much would you pay for an Internet connection from an ISP that guarantees a neutral network, bills itself as a “social enterprise” instead of a traditional business, and sends free Ubuntu CDs to every new customer? [...] […] How much would you pay for an Internet connection from an ISP that guarantees a neutral network, bills itself as a “social enterprise” instead of a traditional business, and sends free Ubuntu CDs to every new customer? […]

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