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Old 21-04-2011, 13:09   #71
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Re: Should Virgin Media Throttle p2p traffic?

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Originally Posted by deed02392 View Post
I know it has happened for a long time already, but I think you'll agree it is a much hotter topic now, hence this thread. It's this "you don't like very much" aspect of the traffic management which is wrong. Why should any one person be allowed to make that decision? How can they claim to represent the wishes of all the owners of the traffic?
Because they own the infrastructure that traffic is using to get from source to destination or vice-versa. If the owners of that content, or the requesters, don't like the policies of their current carrier they can always find an alternate one or create their own.
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