YouTube isn't exactly a shining example of high-quality grade video, but I totally get your point.
I'm just hoping that a tiering of QOS from a technical standpoint is not entirely ignored. Perhaps it's something already being addressed by Net Neutrality proponents.
I hope so too. Surprisingly, I was watching youtube 1080p content via AppleTv the other day and was quite impressed. I certainly know why Comcast opposes net neutrality :)
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YouTube isn't exactly a shining example of high-quality grade video, but I totally get your point.
I'm just hoping that a tiering of QOS from a technical standpoint is not entirely ignored. Perhaps it's something already being addressed by Net Neutrality proponents.
Edit: Here's an article from a Cisco podcast that discusses this same issue I've mentioned: http://www.ciscohandsontraining.com/2009/09/need-for-qos-ver...
I hope so too. Surprisingly, I was watching youtube 1080p content via AppleTv the other day and was quite impressed. I certainly know why Comcast opposes net neutrality :)