Vuze Calls for FCC Probe of Cox Cable Traffic Management
Ars Technica, February 3, 2009
By Matthew Lasar
Vuze, the media company that petitioned the FCC for an investigation of Comcast's peer-to-peer throttling practices, has set its sights on Cox Cable. Cox has made itself a pretty obvious target with its announcement that it will classify P2P traffic in Kansas and Arkansas as "Non-Time Sensitive," and thus "tolerant of delay."
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