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The Technology Liberation Front » Archive » Comcast resists pressure to drop Usenet access

Started by TLF · 11 months ago

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Jim Harper
11 months ago

This is important - and three cheers to Comcast if they do hold the line. I hope all who pounced on Comcast during the late network management Kerfuffle recognize and publicly applaud the company doing something very right.

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Richard Bennett
11 months ago

Don't hold your breath. I checked DSL Reports and didn't see a word of support.

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bob
5 months ago

So much for support. Comcast dropped em. Didn't drop my rates though....

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