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Why Cable Will Survive the Meltdown

Cable looks like a decent place to park your money in the event of a catastrophic market meltdown. The logic is this: People like TV. They don't want to give it up even if the economy is going to hell in a handbasket.

File Sharing Lawsuits at a Crossroads, After 5 Years of RIAA Litigation

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It was five years ago that the Recording Industry Association of America began its massive litigation campaign that now includes more than 30,000 lawsuits targeting alleged copyright scofflaws on peer-to-peer networks.

FCC Comcast Order is Open Invitation to Internet Filtering

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The FCC's vision of Network Neutrality: throttling, blocking, filtering - call it what you will.

Comcast Beginning 'Net Neutrality' Testing

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Comcast will begin testing what the cable concern has described as a "protocol agnostic" approach to managing bandwidth traffic during high-peak periods, Comcast said Tuesday. Selected customers in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, and Warrenton, Virginia, are expected to receive e-mails on Wednesday highlighting the program.

Charter to Share Broadband Customers' Web Histories with Ad Networks

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Charter Communications, one of the nation's largest ISPs, plans to track the web surfing habits of its customers in order to help third-party net advertising networks tailor ads to its subscribers in a pilot program set to begin in a month.

Is the XM/Sirius Merger Good for You?

How will the possible merger of XM and Sirius Satellite Radio affect consumers?

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