Watch the NCAA Tourney with P2P

Posted on March 20.2008 by Adam Lynn

A peer to peer company is testing out a streaming video service for all the NCAA tournament games, utilizing the wonders of p2p. Of course, if Comcast ruled the world, you would be forced to forego this new innovative service and stick with your always satisfying Comcast TV service, where they make the choices for you. I vote to ensure Net Neutrality and watch the games any way I want.


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