[1st-mile-nm] Meet Copowi, the world's first ISP to guarantee network neutrality: Page 1

[John Brown]

and so i wonder how they will handle the fact that they BUY transit from 
  others are are not a tier 1 (meaning default free in the routing 
table) and those others can/could limit certain types of traffic flows.

now if a tier 1 came out and said it was net-neutral, that would be a 
BIG story.



peter wrote:
> Yup net neutrality at a price ---   example from article below "/ 
> //Users in Colorado, for example, will have to cough up a staggering 
> $33.95 a month for a 256Kbps DSL connection—expensive by any standard 
> (except perhaps in Kazakhstan 
> <http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070727-the-internet-in-kazakhstan-welcome-to-the-land-of-3355-per-month-dsl.html>). 
> "/
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> http://arstechnica.com/articles/culture/Meet-Copowi-the-worlds-first-ISP-to-guarantee-network-neutrality.ars
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> Peter Baston
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