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DEFINITE READS
- Comcast Puts Tollbooth on Net Video, Says Backbone Provider [Epicenter: Wired] Colorado-based online video streaming service Level 3, which has NetFlix as a primary client, accuses Comcast of charging unfair rates. Comcast says it’s a standard rate negotiation.
- 10 Facts About Peering, Comcast and Level 3 [Comcast blog]
- What The Comcast/Level 3 Fracas Is Really About: Money [Tech Crunch]
More on the Level 3 dispute, another profile of anointed Comcast lead of NBC Universal Stephen Burke and more.
MIGHT BE OF INTEREST
- Comcast, Level 3, Netflix, the FCC: Busy week for neutrality debate [Philadelphia Business Journal] — Broader context.
- Why Does Everyone Hate Comcast? [Gigaom] — Offering a timeline of net neutrality criticisms, leading to Level 3 allegations
- Netflix Partner Says Comcast ‘Toll’ Threatens Online Video Delivery [Media Decoder: New York Times]
- FCC looks into Level 3-Comcast spat over online video [Post Tech: Washington Post] — As the FCC announces plans to move back into the net neutrality debate.
- Meet the Un-Mogul Reinventing TV [Advertising Age] — “Steve Burke Will Decide What You See and How You’ll See It — and Change the Ad Model in the Process” H/T Philly Tech News
WORTH NOTING
- Comcast outage hits Boston, East Coast cities [PC World ] — “Comcast’s cable Internet service on the U.S. east coast was hit with problems late Sunday that left many users unable to access the Internet.” H/T PTN
- Comcast Seeks Suspension Of Dish Arbitration Order Against Three RSNs [Multichannel News]
- How Internet Peering works [Comcast blog] — Watch the video below.
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