Last month, a judicial slap in the face by the federal Court of Appeal for the DC Circuit (reported HERE) denied the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) the legal authority necessary to implement its net neutrality policy against cable operators like Comcast. In this case Comcast had blocked some packets from bit torrent users, a practice that the FCC sought to ban. The DC Circuit's decision meant that the FCC could no longer prevent cable operators offering broadband services from discriminating against certain content or applications over their cable networks. This means for example [...]

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